Copper



COPPER



November 18 2009 Day one

If u cant read the atomic number its 29 and the atomic mass is 63.546.

November 18 2009 day one

My number is 29 CU means copper and its a Transition metal group eleven period four.

November 19 2009 Copper has been one of the most useful metals for over 7,000 years. Today, the uses of this reddish-orange metal range from house gutters to electronic guidance systems for space rockets.

 November 19 2009

 **Common Uses of Copper** Hammered copper Tubing, pipes - Plumbing Wire ,Sheets Electromagnets,Statues Watt's steam engine, Component of coins, Cookware Cutlery Vacuum tubes,Musical instruments,Component of coins Cookware Cutlery**
 * Copper sulfate

Symbol of Element : Cu Atomic Number of Copper : 29 Atomic Mass: 63.546 amu Melting Point: 1083.0 °C - 1356.15 °K Boiling Point: 2567.0 °C - 2840.15 °K Number of Protons/Electrons in Copper : 29 Number of Neutrons in Copper : 35 Crystal Structure: Cubic Density @ 293 K: 8.96 g/cm3 Color of Copper : red / orange / brown** Mankind does not know who discovered copper. We cannot say when it was found either.
 * The Properties of the Element Copper**
 * Name of Element : Copper

But here are some awesome facts about copper~


 * Cyprium, after the island of Cyprus, he was the man that researched copper more than 10.000 years or more it was also named after the island,**


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 * PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:[[image:jeff3.png]]**

** • Color** is copper colored with weathered specimens tarnished green.
 * • Luster** is metallic.
 * • Transparency** is opaque.


 * November 23, 2009**

__[|**Phase**] [|solid]__ 1 **Most stable isotopes** Main article: [|__Isotopes of copper__] __[|**iso**] [|**NA**] [|**half-life**] [|**DM**] __ __[|**DE**]__ **(** [|__**MeV**__] **)** __[|**DP**] __ 63 Cu 69.15% 63 Cu is [|__stable__] with 34 [|__neutrons__] 65 Cu 30.85% 65 Cu is [|__stable__] with 36 [|__neutrons__]
 * Physical properties**

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