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Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.Element and Symbol: Nickel is element 28 on the periodic table and has the sign (Ni). Nickel is placed in a group of elements called transmet.
History: Nickel is a silvery-white metal and has been around for a long time and has had many uses. Axel Cronstedt first discovered nickel in Stockholm, Sweden in 1751. Axel Constedt was a mining expert, chemist and a metallurgist. He has been mainly credited for his discovery of Nickel. Nickel started been used around 1859 as a copper-nickel Indian cent coin in the U.S.A. Later in 1885 the Nickel 3 cent coin was introduced in U.S.A and has remained every since. Nickel first started been used in 1889 in steel production which in effect increased the demand on Nickel.
Physical Properties: Nickels atomic volume is 6.59cm3 and its atomic weight is 58.71. Nickel melts at 1453C and boils at 2732C creating an extremely toxic gas. Nickel is naturally a solid on earth under the present conditions and stays so until the point were it melts. Nickel is very malleable and can be made into thin flexible metal sheets. Nickels density is 8.902 and it has 31 neutrons and of cause has 28 protons and electrons. Nickel resists corrosion even at high temperatures. Its structure is a face-centred cube.
Chemical Properties: Nickel, Iron and Cobalt are the only three known elements to be Ferro-magnetic when all three metals are together an unusually strong magnet is created. Nickel does not react with most elements including water. Nickel reacts with fluorine gas but only slowly which makes it a good storage container. Nickel also reacts with dilute sulphuric acid but once again only slowly.
Occurrence and Abundance: Nickel is a common element and 20 % of the earths core is made out of Nickel. The abundance of Nickel in the earths crust is 1.9 log (3%) but most of the Nickel on our planet is at its core. Over all Nickel is the fith most common element on our planet/
Uses: Since its discovery in 1751 it has had many uses coins, batteries, coins and even burger proof vaults. Nickel is also a very important element of stainless steel because it can resist corrosion even at high temperatures. Stainless steel was first made/created by Harry Bearly in 1913. Nickel also takes a hard poich.
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