What is inside your phone ?
by Annabel Thomas
1. Properties associated with Terbium
2. Lithium
3. Oxygen
4. Colbat
5. Carbon
6. Tin
7. Antimony
8. Galdlinium
9. Praseodymium
10. Dysprosium
11. Neodymium
12. silver
13. Nickel
14. Gold
15. Copper
16. silicon
17. It is very shiny
18. Atomic number- 79
19. It is Ductile
20. It is not magnetic
20.1. Properties associated with gold
21. It is a solid
22. Boiling point- 2000
23. Density- 19.3 g. cm -3 at 20
24. It is a metallic with a yellow colour when in a mass but when finely divided it may be black, ruby or purple.
25. High melting point of 2996 C
26. Recrystallization between 900 C and 1450 C
27. Excellent cold ductility
28. Atomic number- 73
28.1. Tantalum is easy to work with well below room temperature.
29. Atomic mass- 180.95
30. Melting point- 2996 C
31. Boiling point- 5450 C
32. What is inside of your Phone ?
33. Elements in the battery.
34. Elements in the electronics
35. Properties associated with tantalum
36. Properties associated with Carbon
37. Atomic number- 6
38. Atomic weight- 12.0096 to 12.0116
39. Melting point- 3,550c
40. Boiling point-4,827c
41. The boiling point of the carbon group tend to get lower with the heavier elements.
42. Carbon has the density of 2.26 grams per cubic centimeter
43. Properties associated with silver.
44. It has a very shiny appearance.
45. Atomic number- 47
46. melting point-960.8 c
47. Ductility- It can be beaten into extremely thin sheets.
48. Malleability- Capable of being shaped or bent
49. Conductivity- Excellent electrical and heat conductor. It has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of any metal.
50. Luster-Lustrous shine and is capable of high degree polish
51. Density- It is a dense metal
52. Properties associated with Copper
53. Colour- Reddish Brown metal
54. Malleability- Capable of being shaped or bent
55. Ductility- Easily pulled or stretched into a thin wire
56. Luster-Has a shine or glow
57. Conductivity- Excellent transmission
58. Properties associated with Neodymium
59. The most important use for Neodymium is in an alloy with iron and boron to make very strong permanent magnets.
60. Neodymium glass is used to make lasers. These are used as laser pointers, as well as in eye surgery, cosmetic surgery and for the treatment of skin cancers.
61. Appearance- A silvery-white metal. It rapidly tarnishes in air.
62. Image explanation- The imagery and symbols used here reflect the use of neodymium in manufacture of purple glass.
63. Atomic number- 65
64. Atomic mass- 158.92534 g.mol
65. Density-8.3 g cm
66. Melting point- 1360 c
67. Boiling point- 3041 c
68. Terbium is a soft, malleable, ductile, silver-gray metal member of the lanthanide group of the periodic table.
69. Properties associated Dysprosium
70. Dysprosium is a soft, silvery rare -earth element used in nuclear research. It reacts with cold water and rapidly dissolves in acids.
71. The Atomic number of this element is 66 and the element symbol is DY.
72. Melting point- 2562 c
73. Properties associated with Lithium.
74. Gadolinium
75. Dysprosium
76. potssium
77. Aluminium
78. Tin
79. Oxygen
79.1. Europium
80. yttrium
81. Lantharum
82. Terbuim
83. silicon
84. Indium
85. presiodymium
86. Lead
87. Arsenic
88. Phosphorus
89. Oxygen
90. Terbium
91. Tantalum
92. Elements inside the screen
93. Atomic number- 3
94. Density- 0.53g.cm -3 at 20c
95. Floats on water
96. Highly reactive
97. Strong
98. Alkali metal- La
99. The most mine productions in chile
100. Properties associated with Aluminium.
101. Weight. One of the best known properties of Aluminium is that it is light, with a density one third of steel, 2,700 kg
102. Aluminium is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity . An aluminium conductor weighs approximately half as much as a copper conductor having the same conductivity.
103. Another of the properties of aluminium is that it is a good reflector of both visible light and radiated heat.
104. Aluminium is a non-magnetic material.
105. Properties associated with silicon
106. Colour- Pure silicon is a hard, dark gray solid.
107. Phase-solid
108. Luster-A metallic shine or glow
109. Solubility- Soluble in hydrofluoric acid and alkalis.
110. Melting point- Melts at 1417 c
111. Boiling point- Boils at 2600 c
112. Conductivity- It is a semi-conductor
113. Properties associated with Lead
114. Colour-Bluish-white
115. Malleability- Capable of being shaped or bent
116. Conductivity- Poor transmission of heat or electricity.
117. Softness-Relatively soft
118. Tensile-It can be stretched without breaking
119. Luster- A shine or glow
120. Properties associated with Nickel
121. Colour- Silvery-white metal
122. Phase-solid
123. Conductivity- Fairly good conductor of heat and electricity
124. Ductility- It can be beaten into extremely thin sheets
125. Malleability-It's capable of being shaped or bent
126. Luster-Exhibits a shine or glow
127. Hardness-Harder than iron
128. Properties associated with Antimony
129. Density-6.684 g.cm
130. Melting point- 631 C
131. Boiling point- 1587 C
132. Atomic number-51
