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Copper

Copper Vitals. Atomic Number: 29Symbol: CuGroup: Transition MetalsState at room Temp.: Solid. Uses for Copper. coinswirescompounds used for analytical chemistry tests for sugaragricultural poison water purifierpots and panswater tubingroofing. Copper is found in:. PotatoesBeansPeasP

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Copper

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    2. Copper Vitals Atomic Number: 29 Symbol: Cu Group: Transition Metals State at room Temp.: Solid

    3. Uses for Copper coins wires compounds used for analytical chemistry tests for sugar agricultural poison water purifier pots and pans water tubing roofing

    4. Copper is found in: Potatoes Beans Peas Pecans Peanuts Wheat grain Rye grain Peaches Raisins Chocolate

    5. Copper’s Appearance Color: orange-red Characteristics: Soft, ductile, malleable, lusterous

    6. Cool Copper Facts A person has 100 parts per billion in their bodies All U.S. coins are copper alloys Copper has been mined for 5,000 years 2nd best conductor of heat and electricity (silver is the 1st) Is used for many things, including pots and water lines

    7. C.C.F. cont. Copper is essential for life Dates back to prehistoric times Pure copper rarely occurs in nature “Cop” and “Copper” originated from the reference to the copper buttons on police uniform jackets Copper is present in chocolate!

    8. Sources http://tech-two.mit.edu/chemicool/elements/copper.html http://periodic.lanl.gov/elements/29.html http://www.webelements.com http://www.copperinfo.com

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