Introduction to metals

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Activity related to properties of metals, obtaining, classification and environmental impact.

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Introduction to metalsOnline version Activity related to properties of metals, obtaining, classification and environmental impact. by Esraa.alshalatoni 1 The use of metallic materials causes considerable environmental impact. Yes No 2 Metals are tenacious Yes No 3 Mercury is the only solid metal at room temperature Yes No 4 Metals have low density Yes No 5 Metals are good heat conductors Yes No 6 Metals melt when heated a low temperatures Yes No 7 Brass stands for "latón" Yes No 8 Metals that do not contain iron are called ferric Yes No 9 Metals suffer processes of rust and corrosion Yes No 10 Metals are liquid at room temperature Yes No 11 Metals are bad electricity conductors Yes No 12 Greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere due to the mineral extraction. Yes No 13 Mines are the excavations, shafts and galleries in the ground to obtain minerals. Yes No 14 Steel stands for "acero" Yes No 15 Metals are heavy materials Yes No 16 An alloy is a mixture of 2 or more elements (a metal and other) Yes No 17 Metals shine in the light Yes No 18 Metals contract when heated and dilated when cooled Yes No 19 The Eiffel Tower is built with wood Yes No 20 Metallurgy consists on extracting minerals from the Earth`s crust. Yes No 21 Metals can be melted and shaped only once. Yes No 22 Ferric metals are classified according to the amount of carbon they contain. Yes No 23 All metals contains iron Yes No 24 The process to obtain metals is: 1. Mining 2. Metallurgy 3. Manufacture of finished products Yes No 25 Many metals are malleable and / or ductile Yes No

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Introduction to metalsOnline version

by Esraa.alshalatoni

The use of metallic materials causes considerable environmental impact.

Metals are tenacious

Mercury is the only solid metal at room temperature

Metals have low density

Metals are good heat conductors

Metals melt when heated a low temperatures

Brass stands for "latón"

Metals that do not contain iron are called ferric

Metals suffer processes of rust and corrosion

Metals are liquid at room temperature

Metals are bad electricity conductors

Greenhouse gases are emitted into the atmosphere due to the mineral extraction.

Mines are the excavations, shafts and galleries in the ground to obtain minerals.

Steel stands for "acero"

Metals are heavy materials

An alloy is a mixture of 2 or more elements (a metal and other)

Metals shine in the light

Metals contract when heated and dilated when cooled

The Eiffel Tower is built with wood

Metallurgy consists on extracting minerals from the Earth`s crust.

Metals can be melted and shaped only once.

Ferric metals are classified according to the amount of carbon they contain.

All metals contains iron

The process to obtain metals is: 1. Mining 2. Metallurgy 3. Manufacture of finished products

Many metals are malleable and / or ductile