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Selenium (9727 bytes)
7: ...lspan="2" align="center" | [[arsenic]] – '''selenium''' – [[bromine]] 18: | selenium, Se, 34 173: '''Selenium''' is a [[chemical element]] in the [[periodic ta... 176: ...vitreous form is [[black]]. Crystalline hexagonal selenium is a metallic [[gray (color)|gray]], while the mo... 178: ...ium is exposed to light. Below its melting point, selenium is a p type [[semiconductor]]. Selenoprotein (3073 bytes) 3: ...erium barkeri]], or [[xanthine dehydrogenase]]s). Selenium is also specifically incorporated into modified b... 5: ...selenoprotein is taken up in the diet and used as selenium-source, the amino acid has to be degraded prior t... 7: ...ium in the diet causes toxic effects and leads to selenium poisoning. The threshold between essential and to... Chalcogen (1936 bytes) 1: ...ment|elements]] [[oxygen]] (O), [[sulfur]] (S), [[selenium]] (Se), [[tellurium]] (Te), the radioactive [[pol... 6: and selenium and tellurium are [[metalloid]] [[semiconductor]]... 7: ...insulator]]). Nevertheless, tellurium, as well as selenium, is often referred to as a metal when in elementa... Light meter (1649 bytes) 5: ...eter have been used the three most common being [[selenium]], [[Cadmium Sulfide|CdS]], and [[silicon]] light... 7: ...enerate a voltage proportional to light exposure. Selenium sensors generate enough voltage for direct connec... Photophone (2956 bytes) 5: ...ld induce corresponding varying resistance in the selenium cells, which could be used by a telephone to rege... 9: ...r with the selenium cells in its focal point. The selenium cells had an electrical resistance varying betwee... 15: ...r]] [[1880]], pp. 305 - 324; also published as "[[Selenium]] and the Photophone" in ''[[Nature (journal)|Nat... Ene reaction (194 bytes) 2: ...tions are the singlet oxygen ene reaction and the selenium dioxide oxidation (which is an ene reaction coupl... Selenide (343 bytes) 1: ... '''selenide''' is a chemical compound in which [[selenium]] serves as a [[cation]] with [[oxidation number]... Paul Gottlieb Nipkow (2594 bytes) 3: ...disk placed between a scene and a light sensitive selenium element. The image had only 18 lines of resoution... 7: ...d light from different portions of it passed to a selenium photocell. The number of scanned lines was equal ... Metal rectifier (275 bytes) 1: ... which the semiconductor is [[copper oxide]] or [[selenium]]. Crookesite (503 bytes) 1: ...[[selenide]] mineral composed of [[Copper]] and [[Selenium]] with [[Thallium]] or [[Silver]]. It is a mixtu... Micromineral (646 bytes) 1: ...omium]], [[copper]], [[iodine]], [[manganese]], [[selenium]], [[zinc]], and [[molybdenum]]. They are [[dieta... Cadmium sulfide (686 bytes) 3: ...for example in engineering plastics. By adding [[selenium]] in its formula itīs possible to obtain colors r... Evolution (movie) (1759 bytes) 10: ...n]] (a primary element in the alien life-form) to selenium as from [[carbon]] (a primary element in humans) ... Metallothionein (788 bytes) 1: ...bility of the [[dietary mineral]]s [[zinc]] and [[selenium]], and the [[amino acid]]s [[histidine]] and [[cy... Trace metal (808 bytes) 3: ..., [[copper]], [[chromium]], [[molybdenum]], and [[selenium]]. Seborrhoeic dermatitis (873 bytes) 3: ...nces and dependence. Shampoos containing zinc, or selenium may also help. Mulliken scale (2346 bytes) 49: <td>[[Selenium|Se]]</td> List of stable isotopes (4806 bytes) 98: * [[Selenium]]-74 99: * Selenium-76 100: * Selenium-77 101: * Selenium-78 102: * Selenium-80 Reinsch test (1185 bytes) 6: * [[Selenium]] Deiodinase (1208 bytes) 9: ...dinases are unusual in that the enzyme contains [[selenium]], in the form of an otherwise rare [[amino acid]...
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