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In Earth's crust and is also combined in massive stars.
Where is Copper found?
100
Chile, Poland and Serbia
Name 3 areas in which silver can be found
100
It has a very little amount of use besides jewelry, but it is also used in the electrical industry.
Besides jewelry, what other uses does gold have?
100
Sliver is used in photography
What is silver used in?
100
Ag
What is the symbol for silver on the periodic table?
200
There are small amounts in our blood. This enzyme helps the central nervous system.
Where can you find copper?
200
commonly used for jewelry, silverware, and sometimes in coins.
What is silver most commonly used for?
200
Yes, they are all good conductors of electricity.
Are coinage metals good conductors of electricity?
200
Au
What is the symbol for gold on the periodic table?
200
Yes, it has a value in every country
Does gold have a value in every country?
300
It is used in pennies.
What is copper used in?
300
Peru, Bolivia and Mexico have been mining this metal since 1546
When did Peru, Bolivia and Mexico start mining Silver?
300
It is mostly used in making wires.
What is copper mostly used in?
300
A group of three malleable ductile transition metals forming group 11.
What is the definition of coinage metals?
300
Yes, It can be used in medicine.
Can silver be used in medicine?
400
group 11
What is coinage metals' location in the periodic table?
400
Most of this metal that was on Earth sank to the core.
Where can gold be found?
400
They are shinny.
What do coinage metals look like?
400
Yes, they are quite soft metals and are easily damaged in daily use as coins.
Are gold, silver, and copper soft metals?
400
Rg
What is Roentgenium's symbol on the periodic table of elements.
500
Cu
What is Copper's symbol on the periodic table?
500
It has been used throughout history as a way of shifting wealth around.
What has gold been used as throughout history?
500
No, The group 11 metals cannot react with that acid.
Can the group 11 metals react with hydrochloric acid?
500
No, the name "coinage metals" is often used in casual speech to refer to these elements, but various cultures have used many other metals in coinage including  aluminum,  lead, nickel, stainless steel, tin, and zinc.
Are coinage metals the only metals that are used in coins?
500
Because, the Earth was molten when it was created
Why did most of the gold on earth sink to it's core?