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Ag-Silver
Atomic Number: 47 Period Number: 5 Group Number:11
Silver is a lustrous, soft and white metal, which has very good electrical and thermal conductivity. Evidence suggests that people have been using silver for thousands years. Most silvers are obtained from argentite and horn silver.
Silver has been used in making coins, jewelry and also used for electrical contact because of its great electrical conductivity ability.
Silver compounds are very important for both research and industry. There are many kinds of silver compounds, such as Silver Nitride (AgNO3), Silver Chloride (AgCl), Silver fulminate(AgONC), etc. Silver Nitride (AgNO3) is mainly used as the starting for synthesis other silverproducts and painting area. Silver Chloride (AgCl) is used for potentionmetric and PH testing equipments.
Physical & Chemical properties:
Atomic Weight: 107.8682
Melting Point: 1234.93 K
Boiling Point: 2435 K
Density: 10.501 g/cm3
Phase at Room Temperature: Solid
Oxidation State: +1
See Also:
Wikipedia - Basics on Silver
WebElements - The basic elements on Silver
Jefferson Lab - Learning about Silver
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