PPT-IA II Tool ID Metals

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ANVIL An anvil is a basic tool a block with a hard surface on which another object is struck The inertia of the anvil allows the energy of the striking tool

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ANVIL An anvil is a basic tool a block with a hard surface on which another object is struck The inertia of the anvil allows the energy of the striking tool to be transferred to the work piece In most cases the anvil is used as a . This instability is what drives the process of corrosion and it results from the fact that a refined metal is continually trying to revert to its natural state the mineral Some metals do this faster than others The Galvanic Series ranks corrosion te T’Keyah Driskell. &. Lyric Williams. I. ntroduction. In our PowerPoint Presentation, we will be explaining what alkaline earth metals are and some of their uses, reactions, properties, etc. . We will tell what the four metals in the group are, and their mass, density, and melting point are. . METAL CHEMISTRY. N4. CHEMISTRY. N5. CHEMISTRY. After completing this topic you should be able to : . OBTAINING METALS. State ores are naturally occurring compounds of . metals.. State . the less reactive metals, including gold, silver and copper, are found uncombined in the Earth’s crust and the more reactive metals have to be extracted from their ores. Why are metals used to make these items?. Properties of metals . What property of metals is being . utalised. in the images on the previous slide?. Fishing sinker. Cooking pot. Electrical wires. Bread ties. 20. th. century building materials. Pre-20. th. century metal use. The 20th century has seen the rapid expansion of the number of . metal blends . used in the building process, both in the structural components and as decorative elements.. Metals. In the Construction Industry we use metals in the many areas such as;. Structural. Claddings. Architectural Systems. Building Service. Metals. Metals that are commonly used in the Construction Industry are;. Metals; ferrous, non ferrous, alloys. Ferrous metals . · Ferrous metals including: mild steel, high carbon steel, cast and wrought iron . · Availability of stock forms such as sheet, bar, tube and angle . Junior Science. 1. Recognising . chemical and physical change. Physical changes . are . reversible and does . not produce a new substance. Changes in state . (. melting, freezing, vaporization, condensation, sublimation. Elements in Group 1 are called . alkali metals. . lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, and francium . • Alkali metals are so named because they are metals that react with water to make alkaline solutions. . HL: Locate the alkali metals on the periodic table.. HL: Describe the properties of the alkali metals.. HL: Describe the reactions of the alkali metals with air.. HL: Describe the reactions of the alkali metals with water using word equations.. The elements in group 1, on the left of the periodic table, are called the. . alkali metals. .. These metals are all very . reactive which makes them different from other metals. lithium. sodium. potassium. Patel Sikora. What are Alkali Metals?. The alkali metals are located in Group 1 of the periodic table. They are a series of chemical elements which have similar trends and properties. Alkali metals are so called because when they react with water alkalis (strong bases that can neutralize acids) are formed.. Raw . materials make up a large part of what is recovered in the archaeological record. Most inorganic remains are derived from geologic materials. . The raw materials used by our early man would have consisted of stone, bone, clay, fiber, metal, shell, textiles, skins, hair, hide, and wood. Strength. – metals that are . strong. are used to make car bodies, bike frames, ships, planes etc. . Malleability. . (mouldable). – This means that that they can be . shaped by hammering or rolling.

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