What common household items have chemical elements?
Saturday, October 23rd, 2010 at
1:52 pm
I’ve used:
aluminum
lead
tin
calcium
fluorine
sodium
magnesium
bromine
Cadmium
carbon
cobalt
dysprosium
erbium
hydrogen
neodymium
phosphorus
tungsten.
I can’t use the same elements, what are other elements i can use for my display board?
They can’t be radioactive, spoil / mold, anything that can be considered a weapon, or liquids.
Please help, Thanks.
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Filed under: Liquid Calcium
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Nitrogen and potassium are in plant foods. Table salt has sodium and chlorine. Hydrogen peroxide in toothpaste reacts with bacteria to release oxygen. Iron is used in steel cans. Matches have sulfur. Cobalt is used in glass to give a distinctive blue color. Silicon is used in computer chips. Platinum is used in orthodontic hardware. Copper is used on the bottom of some cookware and in wires leading to anything electrical. Silver and gold are used in decorations and some fine dishes. Mercury is used in thermostats, old thermometers, and older tooth fillings. I hope this helps.