- Terbium is a metallic chemical element
which is classified in the rare earth elements, also known as
lanthanides, of the periodic table of elements.
- China is the source of much of the world's
terbium. Like other rare earth elements, terbium is comparatively well
distributed across the Earth, but it is not widely used; most consumers
do not interact with terbium, although they may own some products with
terbium components.
- It is not found in a pure form in
nature, but it can be recovered from an assortment of minerals.
- Terbium is isolated, it is silvery gray
and relatively soft and easy to work.
- On the periodic table of elements, terbium
is identified with the symbol Tb, and its atomic number is 65. The
element also has a number of isotopes and salts which are used in
various applications.
- The element has a crystalline structure,
and at least two allotropic forms, meaning the structure of the element
can vary when it is in a solid state, depending on the circumstances.
- It is used in X-ray machines as well as a
green phosphor activator in color television tubes. It is also used
along with the element zirconium and works as a crystal stabilizer in
fuel cells that are supposed to work at high temperatures. Terbium green
phosphor is used in combination with divalent europium blue phosphors
and trivalent europium red phosphors. This helps in creation of
'trichromatic' lighting technology that has a higher light output
compared to incandescent lighting. It is also used in alloys, electronic
devices and magneto mechanical devices.
- A terbium-iron alloy is used to provide
metallic films for magneto-optic recording of data.
- The most common uses include as a laser
material that emits coherent light at 5460Â. It is also used as a dopant
for calcium fluoride, calcium tungstate and strontium molybdate that are
used in solid state devices. It is also used as a probe in biochemistry
as it resembles calcium in behavior. It gives out fluorescence that
helps in tracking the element in biochemical experiments.
- Terbium is used as a Dopant in calcium
fluoride, calcium tungstate and strontium molybdate, materials that are
used in solid-state devices, and as a crystal stabilizer of fuel cells
which operate at elevated temperatures, together with ZrO2.
- Terbium oxide is used in green phosphors
in fluorescent lamps and color TV tubes. Sodium terbium borate is used
in solid state devices. The brilliant fluorescence allows terbium to be
used as a probe in biochemistry. The brilliant fluorescence allows
terbium to be used as a probe in biochemistry.
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General
- General Information about
terbium
- Crystal structure and
luminescence property of ternary terbium
p-aminobenzoic acid
complexes
- Introduction of a new
TR-FRET Terbium crypate
- Synthesis and novel
fluorescence phenomenon of Terbium (III) complex with N',N',N"-tris
amine
- Rare earth elements
101
- Highly Sensitive
Spectrofluorometric Determination of Terbium(III) with
Tetrasodiumcalix[4]arene p-tetrasulfonate
- Mass spectrometric
characterization of a dinuclear terbium
phthalocyaninato
complex
- Introduction of a new
TR-FRET Terbium cryptate
- Terbium introduction
Technology
- Engineering emissive
europium and terbium complexes for molecular imaging and sensing
- Luminescence energy transfer
using a terbium Chelate
- Synthesis of a Terbium
Fluorescent Chelate and
Its Application to Time-Resolved
Fluoroimmunoassay
- Exploring new generation of
europium and terbium activated phosphors via experiments and
first-principles calculations
- Terbium-sensitized
luminescence
- Green light emission from
terbium doped silicon rich silicon oxide films obtained by
plasma
enhanced chemical vapor deposition
- Spin Dynamics in the
Negatively Charged
Terbium (III) Bis-phthalocyaninato Complex
Patent
- Terbium-activated gadolinium
oxysulfide X-Ray phosphor
- Terbium-Dysprosium-iron
magnetostrictive materials and devices using these materials
- Process and apparatus for
producing alloy containing terbium and/or gadolinium
- Process for producing a
Terbium
- Broad spectrum
Terbium
Suppliers
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Terbium AA Standard MSDS
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Study
- All-fiber Faraday Devices
Based on Terbium-doped Fiber
- Optical properties of
terbium-doped thiosalicylic-capped
CdS nanocrystals
- Energy transfer in europium
and terbium compounds
- The Global Supply
Chain
- Discovery of Samarium,
Europium, Gadolinium, and Terbium Isotopes
- Terbium Luminescence from
Complexes of Angiotensin II, Small Peptides, and Amino Acids1
- Time Gating Improves
Sensitivity in Energy Transfer Assays with Terbium Chelate/Dark Quencher
Oligonucleotide Probes
- Terbium
luminescence-lifetime heterogeneity and protein equilibrium
conformational dynamics
Company Profile
- Company from
Cambridge
- Company from China
- Company2 from China
- Company from USA
Consultancy
Process
- Transient fluorescence
spectroscopy and laser
induced fluorescence lifetimes of terbium
doped
dipicolinic acid
- In situ synthesis of
terbium-benzoic acid complex in sol-gel
derived silica by a two-step
sol-gel method
- Spectroscopy of Terbium
doped Sol-gel Glasses
- Incompatibility of standard
III–V compound semiconductor processing
techniques with terbium-doped
InGaAs of high terbium concentration
- Molecular
and
Biomolecular Spectroscopy
- Hybrid organic–inorganic
compounds doped with terbium carboxyl complexes produced in situ via a
sol–gel approach
Effect
- Effect of gadolinium
co-doping on Terbium emission in sol-gel glasses
Uses
- Electrochemistry of terbium
in the eutectic LiCl–KCl
- Use of terbium as a probe of
tRNA tertiary structure and folding
- Use of
Terbium
Guidelines
- LanthaScreen™ Terbium Labeled TR-FRET
Secondary
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