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Lutetium is the last of the series of the lanthanide elements and it is a chemical element with the symbol Lu and atomic number is 71. It was isolated separately & independently by two chemists, Welsbach and Urbain. Common compounds of lutetium are lutetium aluminium garnet, lutetium bromide, lutetium chloride, lutetium fluoride, lutetium iodide, lutetium oxide, lutetium sulfide. It is a silvery white rare earth metal and it is also one of the least abundant lanthanides, however it is still more abundant on earth than silver or gold. Lutetium is not found free in nature but is found in a number of minerals, mainly monazite and the Pit also produced by the reduction of the anhydrous fluoride with calcium metal. Because the Lutetium is radioactive, you will be radioactive for a while after the treatment. The rare earth element lutetium contains the isotope Lu-176 with 3,6*10 power 10 years half-life and a natural abundance of 2,6%,which yields a specific activity of the pure element lutetium of about 50 Bq/g. The heavy lanthanide lutetium is among the few elements with differences larger than 0.3 dex. It occurs in small amounts in minerals containing other rare earth elements, such as bastnasite, xenotime and euxenite. Lutetium Phosphide is a semiconductor which has use in high power, high frequency applications and also in laser diodes. Lutetium is the heaviest and hardest of the Rare Earth elements and has the highest melting point within this group. It is rare and trades at a high price but has few substitutes It is primarily obtained through an ion exchange process from monazite sand a material rich in rare earth elements. It can be prepared by the reduction of anhydrous LuCl₃ or LuF₃ by an alkali or alkaline earth metal. The metal is silvery white and relatively stable in air. When lutetium silicate is doped with cerium, these ions occupy the positions of lutetium.	Technology Admission for treatment with lutetium Cerium-doped lutetium oxyorthosilicate Lutetium Dotatate Therapy Positions of Lutetium Adapters based on natural lutetium Lutetium Whitlockite doped Msds Lutetium Acetate Hydrate Lutetium fluoride Lutetium ICP Standard Lutetium metal Lutetium in dilute nitric acid Lutetium Nitrate Lutetium oxide Product Lutetium Test Adapter Product Overview of Lutetium Test Adapters Lutetium Chloride Solution Process Re-Evaluation of the abundance of lutetium Hydrogen relaxation in lutetium Manufacturing of cerium-doped lutetium Synthesis of nanocrystalline lutetium Patent Lutetium containing garnet phosphors Method of forming lutetium Lutetium orthosilicate single crystal scintillator Purification of lutetium Warm white led & its lutetium Guidelines Introduction of Lutetium Determination of Lutetium Double-Decker Lutetium Phthalocyanine Fact sheet of Lutetium Structures of Scandium and Lutetium Cerium-doped Silicate Yttrium Lutetium Crystal Consultancy Consultancy from New York Consultancy from UK Videos Production Lutetium Lutetium Order the CD ROM Today	Company Company from India Company from Mumbai Company from China Company1 from China Suppliers Suppliers from Canada Suppliers from China Suppliers from US List of suppliers List1 of Suppliers News Nuclide data of lutetium Isotope User Community Discovery of Lutetium Introduce GMP Compliant Lutetium Quality Control Testing of Lutetium Scintillation of Sol-Gel derived Lutetium Market & Report Quietly expanding rare-earth market Bismuth-doped Lutetium Isolation of lutetium Photodynamic therapy with motexafin lutetium Quantitation of motexafin lutetium Lutetium hafnium & samarium Toxicity Asymmetry effects on lutetium Lutetium-doping effect on diffusional creep Lutetium speciation & toxicity in a microbial bioassay Uses Comparison between lutetium & erbium used as tracers Lutetium disilicate nanostructured coatings Distribution of intra- and extracellular lutetium Characterization of Lutetium Photodynamic Therapy with Motexafin Lutetium Study Epitaxial Films of Lutetium Evaluation of Cerium Doped Lutetium Persistence of lutetium Preparation and quality control of lutetium Results of Interstitial Motexafin Lutetium
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