Zinc Zn 30
History Johann Henckel German Metuallurgist 1721
Atomic Structures Electrons per. Shell- 2,8,18,2 30 protons 30 neutrons 35 electrons
Properties When polished it is bright Low melting point- 420 degrees Celsius Soft and very scratched mineral Zinc is amphitricha Transition metal Atomic weight Melting point k Boiling point- 118k 210 degrees Celsius zinc becomes brittle
Uses Is a metal that makes most dry batteries cases Barbed wired fences In cells Vitamins (total cereal)
Others Makes two-thousands of one percent of Earth’s crust 25 th most common element Also known as spelter Used for brass, lead, tin, copper, aluminum
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