Nickel node

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      "Swedish chemist Axel Cronstedt isolated nickel in 1751 from \"kupfernickel\" ore, naming it after a mischievous German mining sprite blamed for ore that yielded no copper.",
      "Primary nickel ores include pentlandite, an iron-nickel sulfide formed in magmatic deposits, and garnierite, a hydrous nickel silicate formed by weathering of ultramafic rocks into laterites.",
      "Nickel is the only element named after the devil. Medieval German miners who failed to extract copper from its reddish ore blamed \"Old Nick,\" a mischievous sprite, and called it \"Kupfernickel\" - devil's copper."
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