Nickel is a silver-colored metal with an atomic number of 28 that was discovered in 1751 by Axel Fredrik Cronstedt. It is commonly used in coins, earrings, and rechargeable batteries. Nickel forms strong alloys that resist rusting when combined with other metals and is present in many household products due to its properties.

1. Nickel
By: Jasmine Simpson

2. General Information
Symbol: Ni
Atomic Number: 28
Color: Silver
Discoverer: Axel Fredrik Cronstedt
Discovery date:1751
Name Origin: Comes from the German
word “Kupfernickel” (Devil’s copper)

3. Uses of Nickel
The coin nickel is made up of 35%
nickel and 75% copper.
Nickel is used in many earrings.
(Nickel Allergy)
Nickel is also found in rechargeable
batteries.

4. Fun Facts About Nickel
Many house hold products contain
nickel.
The coin is actually made up of 75%
copper and 35% nickel.
Nickel is used in many alloys because
it dose not rust easily.