Elements, Compounds, Symbols and Formulae
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What metal is used to make electric wires?

Copper

What metal is used to make ornaments?

Gold, platinum, silver

What metal is used for the filament of a bulb?

Tungsten

What metal is used to create silvery foil over sweets?

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What metal is used to make foils to wrap food?

<p>Aluminium</p> Signup and view all the answers

What metal is used to make pipes to supply water?

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Properties and Uses of Elements

  • Gold, platinum, and silver are lustrous, do not tarnish in air, and are used to make ornaments and jewelry.
  • Copper is a good conductor of heat and electricity, used to make utensils, electric wires, and can be mixed with zinc and tin to produce brass and bronze.
  • Iron is strong, easily available, and used to make heavy tools and machines.
  • Diamond is the hardest naturally occurring substance, used as a gem, and impure diamond is used to cut glass.
  • Graphite marks paper black, used to make pencil leads, and is also used to make lubricants.

Other Substances and Their Uses

  • Argon and neon, being inert, are used in electric bulbs to prevent the tungsten filament from destruction.
  • Coal, wood, and natural gas are used as fuels due to their heat energy production.
  • Water is a universal solvent, carries dissolved substances in blood and sap, and has various uses in daily life.
  • Plastic is a non-conductor, used as an insulator, and has various applications in making bags, shoes, utensils, etc.
  • Sand is used to prepare glass.

Different Forms of Carbon

  • Diamond, graphite, and coal are all different forms of element carbon.

Applications of Metals

  • Electric wires are made of copper.
  • Ornaments are made of gold, platinum, or silver.
  • The filament of a bulb is made of tungsten.
  • Silvery foil over sweets is made of aluminium.
  • Foils to wrap food are made of aluminium.
  • Pipes to supply water are made of iron or copper.

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This quiz covers the properties and uses of various elements and compounds, such as gold, platinum, and silver, and their applications in everyday life.

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