Gallium metal - Melts at just 29.77°C clean

Gallium metal - Melts at just 29.77°C cleanGallium (Ga) is a soft metal that melts at just 29. 77C. It is considered to be non toxic to humans. Application for gallium: Gallium is used primarily in integrated circuits, laser diodes, and LEDs. It is also used as an element in low melting alloys such as Gallistan. One of the more recent applications is as an alloying element in flexible CIGS (copper, indium, gallium, and selenium) thin film photovoltaic cells. Details: Gallium has a strong

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