The element Indium (In) as seen on a periodic table chart as used in a UK school.
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3119 x 4678 px | 26.4 x 39.6 cm | 10.4 x 15.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
6 April 2018Location:
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The name comes from the Latin 'indium', meaning violet or indigo. A soft, silvery metal that is stable in air and water. Image shows a detail of an old style mainly black and white periodic table used in a UK school (more modern tables are in multiple colours and/or have images and other element details. This is a real, school-used periodic table hence the folds and creases visible in the image. Each element is in a black box showing the chemical symbol (centre letter(s)), the atomic number above the letters in red and the atomic mass (normal in whole numbers) below the letters in black.