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Meanings of cerium in English
Chemical element with the atomic number of 58.
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Usage of cerium in English
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CATALYSTS - Petroleum cracking catalysts and auto catalysts use lanthanum and cerium.
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Its loparite concentrate holds light rare earths such as lanthanum and cerium.
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Few elements beyond cerium, the second lanthanide, were known in 1869.
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There are 17 rare earth metals including lutetium, cerium and europium.
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Likewise, cerium oxide might change its properties once mixed into soil.
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Nano-cerium oxide, meanwhile, accumulated around soybean roots and stunted plant growth.
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After cerium, he dotted his table with row after row of frustrating blanks.
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Objects are exposed by an X-ray beam from a cerium target.
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Separation is done by atomic weight, starting with cerium, the most abundant rare earth.
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How much thorium, not to speak of cerium, could they take at a maximum.
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Despite its name, cerium is not scarce and is as common as copper or zinc.
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The oxalate of cerium pill she swallowed with her tea is already disagreeing with her.
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On boiling, the cerium is precipitated as dioxide, which is filtered off, ignited, and weighed.
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Some light rare earths, like cerium and lanthanum, are very common, and therefore not as valuable.
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When water vapor was used, the catalyst would strip out its oxygen to re-form cerium dioxide.
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There is more cerium on Earth than copper, more neodymium and lanthanum than cobalt or nitrogen.
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Frequent collocations
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Cerium through the time