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The 8 pages that link to Osmium, each with the reason it gives.

• TungstenCompared with: Osmium is denser than tungsten, while tungsten has the higher melting point.

• IridiumCompared with: Osmium lies beside iridium in the periodic table and is often cited as the densest naturally occurring element.

• RutheniumCompared with: Osmium is another platinum-group metal, but its extreme density and volatility of some oxides distinguish it.

• Osmium tetroxideNarrower topic: Osmium tetroxide is the volatile oxide of this element.

• RheniumCompared with: Osmium is denser, while rhenium is better known for high-temperature alloy use.

• Group 8 elementBroader topic: Osmium is a stable heavy member with unusually high density.

• HassiumCompared with: Osmium provides a stable group 8 comparison for hassium’s predicted chemistry.

• Platinum groupBroader topic: Its extreme density and hazardous oxide contrast with the group’s common image as inert metals.