THE ELEMENT SILVER

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THE ELEMENT SILVER

• BY Kyleen Overstreet

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Properties of Silver

• Pure silver has a white metallic luster
• Silver is slightly harder than gold
• Its hardness is 3.25 mohs
• Silver has the greatest electrical thermal
  conductivity
• Silver is stable in pure air and water, even
  though it will tarnish through contact with the
  ozone

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Silvers uses

• Dental alloys
• Silver paints are made for printing circuits
• Electrical contacts
• Silver is used to make a large amount of jewelry
• Table ware (forks, knives, spoons)

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Basic facts About Silver

• Its atomic weight is 107.8682
• Its symbol is Ag
• Silver is a solid
• Silver is in the fifth period of the periodic
  table
• Silver is slightly harder than gold
• Its atomic number is 47
• Silver is very strong
• Silver has many uses
• The element silver has no discovery date
• We do not know who discovered it
• The element silver is not a man made element
• This element silver has been know ever since
  ancient times

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The element silver(In the tune of the
theme song for the Brady bunch)

• Heres a story
• Of the element silver
• Which is seen often all around the world
• Its atomic number is 47
• The atomic weight is 107.8682
• Silvers symbol is Ag
• And has a lot of properties
• Which include
• Its hardness is 3.25 mohs
• And its true color is its name

• Silver has many uses
• Like making jewelry
• And dental alloys
• Its melting point is 961.93c
• Its boiling point is2212c
• Silver is harder than gold
• And is a solid
• And this element can form compounds
• Like colloidal silver which is an ancient
  medicine
• The element silver
• The element silver
• These are all very useful facts about silver

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Atomic number 47
Boiling point is 2212c
IN the 5th period
Melting point is 961.92c
facts
Melting and boiling points
Atomic mass 107.8682
Silver
Properties
Dental alloys
Hardness is 3.25 mohs
Color is silver
Uses
Jewelry
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Credits

• http//chemistry.about.com/library/blper5.htm
• http//www.chemicool.com/
• http//www.chemsoc.org/viselements/pages/pertable_
  fla.htm
• http//chemistry.allinfoabout.com/periodic/periodi
  ctable.html
• http//www.webelements.com/webelements/scholar/ele
  ments/periodic-table/uses.html