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This document provides information about various metals by asking questions and listing their properties and uses. It identifies silver's symbol as AG, states that tin is not a hard metal, and copper can conduct electricity. Iron is used for bridges, screws and ships. Zinc's symbol is Zn, and copper and silver are named as conductors of electricity. Aluminum or tin can be bent without rusting, and lead is used in batteries. Gold and silver are named as valuable soft metals.
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Metals have several unique properties including high melting and boiling points, strength, conductivity of heat and electricity, and malleability. Most metals are extracted from ores through chemical processes to obtain the pure metal. Metals are also combined to form alloys which are harder than pure metals and useful for applications like steel, brass, and various coinage alloys. Metals can be recycled by reprocessing scrap metal which contributes significantly to annual metal production needs.
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Metals are good conductors of heat and electricity. They are usually malleable and ductile, allowing them to be hammered into thin sheets or drawn into wires. This is due to their strong metallic bonds and free-flowing electrons. However, pure metals can be too soft or brittle for many applications. Alloys modify the properties of pure metals, making them harder, less brittle, and more corrosion resistant through combining different ratios of metals. Non-metals are generally dull, brittle, poor conductors of heat and electricity, have lower melting points than metals, and are not malleable or ductile.
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- 1. Reading a Table. • What is the symbol for silver? • The symbol for silver is AG. • Is tin a hard metal? • No, tin is not a hard metal. • Does copper conduct electricity? • Yes copper can conduct electricity. • What is iron used for? • Iron is used for making bridges, screws and ships. • Which metal has the symbol of Zn? • The symbol which contains Zn is zinc. • Name two conductors of electricity? • Two from: iron, copper, aluminium and silver.
- 2. • Which metal can be bent and will not rust? • The ones that can be bent and will not rust are aluminium or tin. • Which metal is used in batteries? • Lead is used in batteries. • Name two metals which are valuable and soft: • They are gold and silver. Material Symbol Copper Cu Gold Au Aluminium Al Iron Fe Silver Ag Zinc Zn Tin Sn Lead Pb.