Tellurium

Tellurium is a chemical element with the symbol Te and atomic number 52.

Article from 2017 - In-Depth A Ulysse Nardin Tellurium Johannes Kepler, One Of The Three Original Trilogy Of Time Watches From The 1990s

"The last of the Trilogy of Time watches was the Tellurium Johannes Kepler. The Tellurium was released in 1992, and of the three it's the one that most readily combines aesthetic appeal with intuitive readability, although as with all the Trilogy watches its intended audience is an educated viewer. The word "tellurium" refers to a type of orrery – an orrery is a mechanical model of the Solar System) which focuses on the relative positions of the Sun, Moon, and Earth with respect to each other. There are several ways to implement a tellurium (the name comes from the Latin tellus, "earth") and most commonly it's done in a heliocentric version, but in the Tellurium Johannes Kepler, the Earth takes center stage."

https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a-ulysse-nardin-tellurium-johannes-kepler-one-of-the-three-original-trilogy-of-time-watches-from-the

Are we being poisoned to death?

'''Sulfate assimilation mediates tellurite accumulation

and toxicity in yeast'''

ABSTRACT

Despite a century of research and increasing environmental and human health concerns, the

mechanistic basis for the toxicity and intracellular accumulation of derivates of the metalloid

tellurium, in particular the oxyanion tellurite, remains unsolved.

INTRODUCTION

The metalloid tellurium (Te) and particularly its oxyanion tellurite, TeO(3)(2), is one of the rarest

elements in Earth’s crust and it is also highly toxic to living organisms. Despite more than 100

years of physiological and molecular research, the mechanism by which tellurium exerts its

toxicity still constitutes a scientific conundrum (8). This toxicity is of concern because the

expanding use of tellurium in electronics appliances, optics and batteries together with its

natural occurrence in sulfide rich ores give rise to high local concentrations in connection

with waste dumps and metallurgical plants with consequent detrimental effects on the

environment and human health. In fact, although tellurium is currently not known to be an

essential element it is nevertheless one of the most abundant trace elements in humans,

side note. 32 is before 33 in freemasonry

https://ec.asm.org/content/eukcell/early/2010/07/30/EC.00078-10.full.pdf

Are we being poisoned to death?

Sulfate assimilation mediates tellurite accumulation

and toxicity in yeast

ABSTRACT

Despite a century of research and increasing environmental and human health concerns, the

mechanistic basis for the toxicity and intracellular accumulation of derivates of the metalloid

tellurium, in particular the oxyanion tellurite, remains unsolved.

INTRODUCTION

The metalloid tellurium (Te) and particularly its oxyanion tellurite, TeO(3)(2), is one of the rarest

elements in Earth’s crust and it is also highly toxic to living organisms. Despite more than 100

years of physiological and molecular research, the mechanism by which tellurium exerts its

toxicity still constitutes a scientific conundrum (8). This toxicity is of concern because the

expanding use of tellurium in electronics appliances, optics and batteries together with its

natural occurrence in sulfide rich ores give rise to high local concentrations in connection

with waste dumps and metallurgical plants with consequent detrimental effects on the

environment and human health. In fact, although tellurium is currently not known to be an

essential element it is nevertheless one of the most abundant trace elements in humans,

side note. 32 is before 33 in freemasonry

https://ec.asm.org/content/eukcell/early/2010/07/30/EC.00078-10.full.pdf

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