By: Clarissa Guerrero. What are they used for?  Silver is used for various things such as: Electronics Mirrors/ coatings Coins Silver jewelry Batteries.

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By: Clarissa Guerrero

What are they used for?  Silver is used for various things such as: Electronics Mirrors/ coatings Coins Silver jewelry Batteries Solar energy Silverware  Mineral Used in cement Make glass Used in water filtration Ceramics Used in cement Metal alloys Jewelry

What is the effect of the use of these resources on the earth?  Silver Silver could be found at hazardous waste if mixed with these compounds soil and/or water.  Mineral Some forest can be tore down for mining which would case damage to the environment.

What is the effect of the use of these resources on organisms?  Silver Silver has germicidal effects and kills many lower organisms effectively without harm to higher animals.  Minerals Mining can harm the plants and animals around it.

How are they turned into useful energy?  Silver Silver is used in batteries to help them create electricity.  Mineral Coal is mainly the only mineral used for energy.

Describe some dangers using and transporting these resources.  Silver Silver nitrate is toxic. It is very poisonous and can cause burns. It can cause permanent blue-grey staining of eyes, mouth, throat and skin(long term).  Minerals Mining these minerals can cause erosion and damage to the biodiversity Can destroy the places were some creatures live.