Aluminium-scandium alloy has been used in aircraft, spacecraft, ships, cars, rolling stock, and high-end bicycle frames and baseball bats: High-Scandium Aluminium Alloy And Method For Making Semi-Finished Products (1995)).
Scandium iodide is incorporated in mercury vapour lamps to produce a highly efficient light source resembling sunlight (Mercury vapour lamp contg. sodium- and scandium- iodide(s) – where lithium iodide is added to increase red radiation (1979)).
These lamps help television cameras to reproduce colour well when filming indoors or at night-time.
Scandium tritritide can be used in beta-particle detectors (Ionization Detector Utilizing Tritiated Scandium With An Acceptable Tritium Emanation Rate At High Temperature (1978)).
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