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Melting Point |
419.580 C |
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Boiling Point |
907.0o C |
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Phase |
solid |
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Color |
Bluish-white |
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Atomic Number |
30 |
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Atomic Mass |
65.39 |
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Number of electrons in the last energy field |
2 |

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Name origin |
German word zin, meaning tin |
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Discovered by |
Andreas Marggraf |
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Discovered when |
1746 |
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Where can you find it? |
environment |
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Is it man made? |
no |
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Common compounds |
zinc chloride, zinc hydroxide, zinc sulfate, zinc nitride, zinc phosphate, zinc oxide |
Zinc is used for the coating on soda bottle cans, zinc is a coating on iron and steel to prevent rusting, Zinc is also used in sun
block, brass, bronze, nickle, air, water, soil and almost everywhere in the envinroment, Alloys and Batteries, in some rubber and plastic
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Row |
4 |
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Group |
12 |
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Family |
transition metals |

average person will use 730 lb.. of zinc in his/her life time
tires contain 1/2 lb. of zinc
30% of global zinc supply comes from recycled zinc
know in India and China before 1500 and to the Greeks and the Romans before 20 BC as the copper alloy brass

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