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Stock Illustration: Nickel on periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Ni, and with the atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries.

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Nickel on periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Ni, and with the atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries. 91931831

Nickel on periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Ni, and with the atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries.

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Copper arsenite, chemical formula. In homeopathy Cuprum arsenicosum. Also known as Scheeles or Schloss Green. Used as pigment in the past. Could caused the death of Napoleon, because of its toxicity. [91931830] Copper on periodic table of the elements with element symbol Cu from Latin cuprum, and with atomic number 29. Transition metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity, also used for alloys. [91931832]

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