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By: Amna Al-Hammadi Science 8B
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METALS DISCOVERY DATE Rubidium Potassium Sodium Barium Calcium Magnesium Aluminum Manganese Zinc Cobalt Iron Tin Copper Silver Gold 1860 1807 1808 1825 1774 1746 1737 2000 BC 3000 BC 3500 BC 5000 BC 1
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Symbol: K Atomic Mass: 39.0983 Atomic Number: 19 Potassium is a reactive metal it was discovered in 1807 (See in Chart) Potassium reacts rapidly with oxides to form oxides of itself also oxide in water forms hydroxide and hydrogen.
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Symbol: Ca Atomic Mass: 40.078 Atomic Number: 20 Calcium is a metal that reacts with air to form Calcium Oxide and it was discovered in 1808. (See in Chart)
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Gold: Au Atomic Mass: 196.97 Atomic Number: 79 Gold is a metal that is very unreactive even if it is left in water or oxygen for a long time. It was discovered in 5000 BC (See in Chart).
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So Yes there is a connection and a relationship of the reactivity and discovery date because as you saw the discovery date showed that most of the metals are discovered the same but just a year different for Potassium and Calcium except for Gold. Also for the reactivity Potassium and Calcium are also close and again except for Gold.
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