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rhenium
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rhenium

Heavy, silver-white, metallic element, atomic number 75, relative atomic mass 186.2. It has chemical properties similar to those of manganese and a very high melting point (3,180°C/5,756°F), which makes it valuable as an ingredient in alloys.

It was identified and named in 1925 by German chemists Walter Noddack (1893-1960), Ida Tacke, and Otto Berg from the Latin name for the River Rhine.



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