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Metals in everyday objects

  1. 1

    Iron

    Element 26 · Fe

  2. 2

    Aluminium

    Element 13 · Al

  3. 3

    Copper

    Element 29 · Cu

  4. 4

    Zinc

    Element 30 · Zn

  5. 5

    Nickel

    Element 28 · Ni

  6. 6

    Tin

    Element 50 · Sn

  7. 7

    Chromium

    Element 24 · Cr

  8. 8

    Silver

    Element 47 · Ag

  9. 9

    Gold

    Element 79 · Au

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Iron, aluminium, copper, zinc, silver and other elements used in familiar materials.

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  1. Iron — Element 26 · Fe
  2. Aluminium — Element 13 · Al
  3. Copper — Element 29 · Cu
  4. Zinc — Element 30 · Zn
  5. Nickel — Element 28 · Ni
  6. Tin — Element 50 · Sn
  7. Chromium — Element 24 · Cr
  8. Silver — Element 47 · Ag
  9. Gold — Element 79 · Au
  10. Titanium — Element 22 · Ti
  11. Magnesium — Element 12 · Mg
  12. Platinum — Element 78 · Pt
Element sources
  1. Iron · Fe · atomic number 26
  2. Aluminium · Al · atomic number 13
  3. Copper · Cu · atomic number 29
  4. Zinc · Zn · atomic number 30
  5. Nickel · Ni · atomic number 28
  6. Tin · Sn · atomic number 50
  7. Chromium · Cr · atomic number 24
  8. Silver · Ag · atomic number 47
  9. Gold · Au · atomic number 79
  10. Titanium · Ti · atomic number 22
  11. Magnesium · Mg · atomic number 12
  12. Platinum · Pt · atomic number 78

IUPAC Periodic Table of the Elements — version dated 4 May 2022 · source

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