Difference between revisions of "Copper"

Copper
Properties
Atomic symbol	Cu
Atomic number	29
Classification	Transition metal
Atomic mass	63.5 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	Copper has been known since ancient times
Name of discoverer	Unknown
Name origin	From the Latin cyprium.
Uses	Copper conduct electricity. It is also useful in jewelry and coins
Obtained from	chalcopyrite, coveline, and chalcosine

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-{{Element | name=Copper | Image=[[Image:copper.jpg]] | symbol=Cu | anumber=29 | amass=63.5 amu | noe=29 | class=Transition metal | cstructure=cubic | color=metalic burnt orange | date=Copper has been known since ancient times | discname=Unknown | origname=From the Latin ''cyprium''. | uses=Copper conduct electricity.  It is also useful in jewelry and coins| obtained=chalcopyrite, coveline, and chalcosine  }}
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+{{Element | name=Copper | symbol=Cu | anumber=29 | amass=63.5 amu | noe=29 | class=Transition metal | cstructure=cubic | color=metalic burnt orange | date=Copper has been known since ancient times | discname=Unknown | origname=From the Latin ''cyprium''. | uses=Copper conduct electricity.  It is also useful in jewelry and coins| obtained=chalcopyrite, coveline, and chalcosine  }}
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Copper

Properties
Atomic symbol	Cu
Atomic number	29
Classification	Transition metal
Atomic mass	63.5 amu
Other Information
Date of discovery	Copper has been known since ancient times
Name of discoverer	Unknown
Name origin	From the Latin cyprium.
Uses	Copper conduct electricity. It is also useful in jewelry and coins
Obtained from	chalcopyrite, coveline, and chalcosine