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nickel (Q744)

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chemical element with symbol Ni and atomic number 28
  • Ni
  • element 28
  • ₂₈Ni
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Ni
    English
    nickel
    chemical element with symbol Ni and atomic number 28
    • Ni
    • element 28
    • ₂₈Ni

    Statements

    subclass of
    allergen
    1 reference
    stated in
    NDF-RT
    NDF-RT ID
    N0000022900
    retrieved
    27 February 2018
    material
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    image
    Raflinoer32-Museum Geologi-Nikel.jpg
    3,060 × 4,080; 4.35 MB
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    mass
    58.6934±0.0004 dalton
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    stated in
    Atomic weights of the elements 2013 (IUPAC Technical Report)
    retrieved
    19 October 2020
    named after
    nickeline
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    made from material
    phosphocyclite-(Ni)
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    paratacamite-(Ni)
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    tetrahedrite-(Ni)
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    tennantite-(Ni)
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    pentlandite
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    pyrrhotite
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    millerite
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    nickeline
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    time of discovery or invention
    1751
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    canonical SMILES
    [Ni]
    1 reference
    stated in
    PubChem
    PubChem CID
    935
    language of work or name
    English
    title
    NICKEL (English)
    retrieved
    18 November 2016
    atomic number
    28
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    density
    8.9±0.01 gram per cubic centimetre
    temperature
    20±1 degree Celsius
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    melting point
    2,831±1 degree Fahrenheit
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    1,728 kelvin
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    1,455 degree Celsius
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    boiling point
    5,139±1 degree Fahrenheit
    under pressure
    760±1 torr
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    3,186 kelvin
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    2,913 degree Celsius
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://webelements.com/nickel/index.html
    retrieved
    16 January 2024
    vapor pressure
    0±1 millimetre of mercury
    temperature
    68±1 degree Fahrenheit
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
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    time-weighted average exposure limit
    0.015±0.001 milligram per cubic metre
    applies to jurisdiction
    no value
    duration
    10±1 hour
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    1±1 milligram per cubic metre
    applies to jurisdiction
    United States
    duration
    8±1 hour
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    immediately dangerous to life or health
    10±1 milligram per cubic metre
    1 reference
    NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
    0445
    Commons gallery
    Nickel
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    Identifiers

    NDL Authority ID
    00568497
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    Reaxys registry number
    4122946
    1 reference
    stated in
    ChEBI
    ChEBI ID
    28112
    language of work or name
    English
    title
    nickel atom (English)
    retrieved
    5 October 2016
    Gmelin number
    16229
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    ICSC ID
    0062
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    CAMEO Chemicals ID
    4024
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    RTECS number
    QR5950000
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    ZVG number
    8230
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    HSDB ID
    1096
    1 reference
    stated in
    Hazardous Substances Data Bank
    HSDB ID
    1096
    publication date
    28 October 2019
    title
    NICKEL, ELEMENTAL (English)
    retrieved
    10 May 2021
    MeSH tree code
    D01.268.556.607
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    D01.268.956.625
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    D01.552.544.607
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    CAB ID
    224368
    1 reference
    stated in
    CAB Thesaurus
    retrieved
    6 April 2020
    GEMET ID
    5589
    subject named as
    nickel
    scope note
    A malleable ductile silvery-white metallic element that is strong and corrosion-resistant, occurring principally in pentlandite and niccolite: used in alloys, especially in toughening steel, in electroplating, and as a catalyst in organic synthesis. (English)
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    HCIS ID
    3204
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    3214
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    KBpedia ID
    Nickel
    1 reference
    stated in
    KBpedia
    retrieved
    9 July 2020
    Lex ID
    nikkel
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    Microsoft Academic ID
    504270822
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    2910009321
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    museum-digital tag ID
    56128
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    6573
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    Namuwiki ID
    니켈
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    Nomisma ID
    ni
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    PM20 ware ID
    143609
    subject named as
    Nickel
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    PSH ID
    5782
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    Treccani ID
    nichel
    subject named as
    nichel
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    UNSPSC Code
    11101706
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    USGS Thesaurus ID
    1520
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    Vikidia article ID
    es:Níquel
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    fr:Nickel
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    WikiKids ID
    Nikkel
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    WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
    14670788-n
    1 reference
    stated in
    GF WordNet
     
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