Cerium!

Cerium was named after an astroid named Ceres. It was discovered about two years before the element.
Cerium can effect your lungs and liver if you inhale it.
It is used to stain glass and prevent browning in glass.
Do you like magnets? Yes? well thank Cerium.


Cerium is actually being researched right now. Scientist are searching for a way to use Cerium as fuel by reacting it with different temperatures.

Just some interesting facts i guess..i hope you enjoyed:)

Cerium fun on a Holiday

This guy knows a lot about Cerium. He shows you the sparks made from Cerium. Plus, he has an accent and calls his vacation a holiday.hahaha

Cerium Facts!

Element Symbol: Ce
Atomic #: 58
Atomic Mass: 140.12
# of protons:58
# of neutrons: 82
# of Electrons: 58
Melting Point: 798 degrees Celsius
Boiling Point: 3,443 degrees Celsius
Normal Phase: solid
Family: Lanthanide or Rare Earth Metals
Cost: $380 per 100 grams

Ceriums Uses

Cerium can be used for the polishing of crystals and it brings out the gloss in the crystal.

 
Cerium is also used in lighters because it catches fire easily when struck.