-s-Fototapety Xenon on the periodic table of the elements. Noble gas with the atomic number 54 and symbol Xe from Greek xenon, meaning foreign. Used in lamps, as anesthetic and neutron absorber in nuclear reactors.#F1255558342
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-s-Fototapety Tantalum element on the periodic table. Lustrous transition metal with atomic number 73 and chemical symbol Ta, named after villain from Greek mythology Tantalus. Used as components in alloys. Vector#F1934017821
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-s-Fototapety Platinum element on the periodic table. Precious, heavy metal with chemical symbol Pt (Spanish plata for Silver), and with atomic number 78. Used in catalytic converters, and for electrical compounds.#F628134054
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-s-Fototapety Tungsten, or also wolfram, on the periodic table. Rare metal and chemical element with atomic number 74 and symbol W. Tungsten is Swedish for heavy stone, and wolfram is derived from ore wolframite.#F1096309660
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-s-Fototapety Lead on periodic table of the elements. Chemical element with symbol Pb for Latin plumbum, and atomic number 82. Soft, malleable heavy metal with low melting point. Nervous system damaging neurotoxin.#F690524383
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-s-Fototapety Chlorine element on the periodic table. Halogen with atomic number 17 and symbol Cl from the Greek word khloros, meaning pale green. Toxic as gas, but in form of chloride ions necessary to all life.#F1262378658
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-s-Fototapety Scandium element on the periodic table. Soft metal and rare earth element with atomic number 21 and symbol Sc from Latin Scandia, meaning Scandinavia. Used in aluminium alloys for military aircrafts.#F850762135
-s-Fototapety Yttrium, chemical element on the periodic table. Transition metal and rare earth element with atomic number 39 and with symbol Y, named after the mineral ytterbite. Used for LEDs and phosphors. Vector#F1925202920
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-s-Fototapety Argon element on the periodic table. Noble gas with atomic number 18 and symbol Ar from Greek word argon, meaning lazy or inactive. Used as inert shielding gas, incandescent, fluorescent lighting etc.#F1257854719
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-s-Fototapety Gallium element on the periodic table. Metal and chemical element with atomic number 31 and the symbol Ga, from Latin Gallia for Gaul, a region of Western Europe. Used for semiconductors and alloys.#F1116605904
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-s-Fototapety Bromine element on the periodic table with element symbol Br and with the atomic number 35. The name is derived from Ancient Greek bromos, meaning stench, referring to its sharp and pungent smell.#F915217349
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-s-Fototapety Periodical Chemical Elements on Black Background. Education Science Backdrop. Vector Illustration.#F781258022
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-s-Fototapety Copper element on the periodic table, with element symbol Cu from Latin cuprum, and with atomic number 29. Transition metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity, also used for alloys.#F631489474
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-s-Fototapety Calcium element on periodic table. Alkaline earth metal with atomic number 20 and symbol Ca from Latin calx, meaning lime. As electrolytes play a vital role in physiological and biochemical processes.#F1019951158
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-s-Fototapety Renewable Energy#F44797039
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