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Vanadiumgruppe: Elemente der fünften Nebengruppe

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Dieses Kapitel beschreibt die chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften, Vorkommen, Herstellverfahren, Anwendungen und Patente der Elemente der fünften Nebengruppe des Periodensystems der Elemente mit ihren wichtigsten Verbindungen. Vanadium ist Bestandteil einer Reihe widerstandsfähiger und harter Stähle, wogegen man aus den harten und chemisch relativ inerten Metallen Niob und Tantal hochschmelzende Legierungen für besondere Anwendungen herstellt. Isotope des Dubniums kommen in der Natur nicht vor und können ausschließlich auf künstlichem Weg erzeugt werden.

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