Silver (Ag)
by: Abbi Anderson
Information
Name: Silver
Symbol: Ag
Atomic Mass: 108
Number of Protons: 47
Number of Electrons: 47
Number of Neutrons: 61
Melting Point: 1,763 F (961.8 C)
Phase at Room Temperature: solid
Element Classification: metal
Period: 5
Group: 11
Electron Configuration: [Kr] 5s2 4d9
Bars of Silver
Silver Coins
Silver Jewelry
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How We Get Silver
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Uses
2. Coins
3. Sterling silver
4. Jewelry
Cool Facts
2. Silver is the second most ductile element only beat by gold.
Physical/Chemical Properties
1. High luster
2. Very ductile
3. Malleable
4. Excellent conductivity
5. Relatively soft metal
6. Dense
Chemical:
1. Not very reactive
2. Chemical Symbol: Ag
3. Resistant to corrosion
Works Cited
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