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Transition Metals

Published on Jan 21, 2019

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Transition Metals

By: Jade Carlson

5 Transition Metal Elements

  • Zinc
  • Copper
  • Iron
  • Cobalt
  • Nickel

3 Interesting Facts

  • These elements want the most stable configuration
  • Transition metals contain Rare Earths elements
  • Usually very colorful elements

These Elements in the Real World

  • Iron- This is used in many things, also found in your blood
  • Cobalt- Used in engines and turbines, used to be used in blue paint back in the day
  • Nickel-Used as a coating for other metals because it doesnt corrode

Iron

Iron
Color: Silver/Grey
Texture: Smooth with sharper edges

Iron

  • Atomic Number: 26
  • Atomic Mass: 55.845
  • Metal
  • Density: 7.86g/cm^3
  • It would sink in water

Iron

  • Atomic Number: 26
  • Atomic Mass: 55.845
  • Metal
  • Density: 7.86g/cm^3
  • It would sink in water

Find Iron in the Real World?

  • Iron is used in many medications
  • Stainless steel items in your house are made from iron
  • Many parts of your car are made up of iron

Stainless Steel Appliance made of Iron

Interesting Facts About Iron

  • It is the 6th most common element on Earth.
  • It is found on the outer and inner crust of Earth.
  • One of the oldest known elements, was discovered in ancient times.

Historical Facts About Iron

  • It was called "holy metal" because in ancient times it was used to make Crusade Swords.
  • Its symbol Fe comes from the latin word Ferrum which means iron.