1. Got Calcium?

2. Calcium’s Natural Form Calcium's natural form is a whitish grayish color after being exposed to air.

3. Who Discovered it In the autumn of 1803, an Englishman named John Dalton “discovered” calcium when the roman's discovered calcium when they didn’t even know it.

4. Calcium’s Melting Point Calciums melting point is 842 degrees Celsius.

5. Calcium's Boiling Point Calcium's boiling point is 1484 degrees Celcius.

6. Calcium's Name in Other Languages Latin: Calcium Czech: Vápník Croatian: Kalcij French: Calcium German: Kalzium - r Italian: Calcio Norwegian: Kalsium Portuguese: Cálcio Spanish: Calcio Swedish: Kalcium

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9. Why We Need Calcium We need calcium for proper function of the muscles, teeth, bones, and your nerves

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