1. Mercury Mercury is found in nature. It is found in the walls of the ancient mines in Almaden, Spain. The use of mercury is for light bulbs, batteries, and thermostat’s. You can put a small cannon ball in a salad bowl, and it will float. Mercury is so dense that if you lead in a salad bowl of mercury that it would float. Mercury has 80 protons and 121 neutrons and 80 electrons. Reece Arnold and 1-1 1

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3. Gold It has 79 protons and electrons and 118 neutrons. It was discovered in circa 3000 B.C. Au comes from the Latin word aurum(gold) The uses for gold is in electronics, Jewerly, and coins. Name and ABC# 3

4. Titanium It has 22protons and 26 neutrons and 22electrons Titanium was found in 1791 Information Name and ABC# 4

5. Platinum Platinum has 78 protons and 117 neutrons and 78 electrons Information Name and ABC# 5

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18. Bibliography Gray, Theodore. The Elements. New York, NY: Block Dog & Leventhal Publishers, Inc., 2009 Watt, Susan. The Elements Mercury. Tarrytown, NY: Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 2005 Name and ABC# 18