31 - Gallium: The Meltable Metal Powering Indian Aerospace

from Friends of Periodic Table · host Ashwin G

Gallium element atomic number 31 is critical for semiconductors aerospace electronics radars and defense systems Gallium Nitride chips power satellites aircraft avionics and India Semiconductor Mission making Gallium a strategic metal controlled by China Germany and Japan

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