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Luminescent hetero lanthanide coordination polymers - Characteristics and applications

Authors: Olivier GUILLOU, Carole DAIGUEBONNE, Chloé BLAIS

Publication date: September 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    2. Rare earths

    2.1 Definition

    Strictly speaking, the lanthanides are a group of elements made up of the lanthanoids (the elements in the first row of block f), to which lanthanum is added. If we add yttrium and scandium, which are reputed to have similar chemical properties, we obtain the rare earth family (figure 1 ). In practice, the term lanthanide is rarely used

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