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- 28/06/2012
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- 25/06/2012
Invention of Lithium
Dr. Doug Stewart
Lithium was discovered past Johan Arfvedson in 1817, during an analysis of petalite
(LiAlSi4O10).
He create the petalite contained ¡°silica, alumina and an alkali.¡± (1)
The unknown alkali metal in the petalite had harmonious ' properties.
It required more acid to neutralize it than sodium and its carbonate was no more than sparingly soluble in water ¨C distant from sodium carbonate.
The imaginative alkali differed from potassium because it did not exchange a reckless with tartaric acid.
Arfvedson tried to produce a pure sample of the new metal past electrolysis, but he was ineffective; the battery he reach-me-down was not effectual enough. (2)
The utter metal was unique the following year by both William Brande and Humphry Davy working independently.
Davy obtained a minuscule volume of lithium metal aside electrolysis of lithium carbonate. (3)
He notable the modish ingredient had a red flame color a certain extent like strontium and produced an alkali explanation when dissolved in water.
In days less safety-conscious than the record, Brande said of lithium, ¡°its fluid tastes acrid like the other persistent alkalies.¡± (4)
Via 1855 Robert Bunsen and Augustus Matthiessen were independently producing the metal in hefty quantities not later than electrolysis of molten lithium chloride.
Lithium¡¯s name is derived from the Greek facts ¡®lithos¡¯ significance, ¡®stone.¡¯