My Elements
Published on Nov 23, 2015
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Copper
Photo by terrypresley
Atomic Number: 29
Photo by Leo Reynolds
Commonly used to make pennies...
Photo by Great Beyond
...and electrical wires
Photo by TaranRampersad
Holmium
Photo by Abode of Chaos
It is a silvery-white color
1470 C
Melting Point
It can be used as coloring in cubic zirconia
Photo by Social Butterfly Jewellery
Discovered in 1878...
By Marc Delafontaine...
...and Louis Soret
Oxygen
Photo by dustyknapp
The atomic number is 8
Photo by totordenamur
Used by animals and plants for respriation
Photo by Nat Tarbox
Liquid/solid gas are pale blue
About 2/3 of the human body's mass is oxygen
Photo by bradleygee
Osmium
It's atomic number is 76
Photo by Leo Reynolds
Melting Point: 5480 F
Discovered in 1803
Photo by Eva the Weaver
It's a blueish white
Photo by Paulo Brandão
It's atomic number is 14
Photo by Leo Reynolds
Melting Point: 2577 F
Used to make concrete in bricks
Photo by WarzauWynn
Used by plants to build cell walls
Photo by Stuck in Customs
Radium
Atomic Number:88
Photo by chrisinplymouth
Discovered in 1898
Photo by Tekniska museet
Used in making luminous paint
Photo by tim caynes
