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== ~~Element~~ ==

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{{Element | name=Beryllium | symbol=Be | anumber=4 | amass=9.01 amu | noe=4 | class=Standard Metal | cstructure=Hexagonal | color=Grey | date=1798 | discname=[[Fredrich Wohler]] | origname=Derived from the mineral Beryl. | uses=Spacecrafts, aircrafts, and missiles. | obtained=Beryl or Chrysoberyl. }}

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~~'''Name:''' Beryllium~~

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~~'''Symbol:''' Be~~

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~~'''Atomic Number:''' 4~~

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~~'''Atomic Mass:''' 9.01 amu~~

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~~'''Number of electrons:''' 4~~

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~~'''Classification:''' Standard Metal~~

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~~'''Crystal structure:''' Hexagonal~~

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~~'''Color:''' Grey~~

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~~'''Date of Discovery:''' 1798~~

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~~'''Name of Discoverer:''' Fredrich Wohler~~

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~~'''Name Origin:''' Derived from the mineral Beryl~~

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~~'''Uses:''' Spacecrafts, aircrafts, and missiles.~~

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~~'''Obtained from:''' Beryl or Chrysoberyl.~~

Beryllium is highly toxic and inhalation of beryllium-containing dust can cause severe damage to the lungs, or even death.

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