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Metals | Metals are materials that are good conductors of electricity and heat. Metals make up a majority of the elements on the periodic table, and are classified as either base or precious. Base metals are more commonly occurring than precious and are used in nearly every aspect of modern life. They are an invaluable component of electrical engineering. Industries as widely varied as transportation, construction, farming, communications, and medicine rely on metals. | ||
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*'''[[:Category:Alloys|Alloys]]''' - the mixture or solid solution of two or more elements | *'''[[:Category:Alloys|Alloys]]''' - the mixture or solid solution of two or more elements | ||
*'''[[:Category:Aluminum|Aluminum]]''' - a silvery white metal of the boron group of elements, with the symbol Ai and the atomic number 13 | *'''[[:Category:Aluminum|Aluminum]]''' - a silvery white metal of the boron group of elements, with the symbol Ai and the atomic number 13 | ||
*'''[[:Category:Copper|Copper]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Heavy metals|Heavy metals]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Iron|Iron]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Lead|Lead]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Metalloids|Metalloids]]''' - elements that cannot be easily classified as a metal or nonmetal, including semiconductors such as silicon | *'''[[:Category:Metalloids|Metalloids]]''' - elements that cannot be easily classified as a metal or nonmetal, including semiconductors such as silicon | ||
*'''[[:Category:Molten metal and solidification|Molten metal and solidification]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Nickel|Nickel]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Precious metals|Precious metals]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Steel|Steel]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Tin|Tin]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Titanium|Titanium]]''' | |||
*'''[[:Category:Transition metals|Transition metals]]''' - an element whose atom has an incomplete d sub-shell, or, commonly, any element in the d-block of the periodic table | *'''[[:Category:Transition metals|Transition metals]]''' - an element whose atom has an incomplete d sub-shell, or, commonly, any element in the d-block of the periodic table | ||
*'''[[:Category:Zinc|Zinc]]''' | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 16 November 2016
Metals are materials that are good conductors of electricity and heat. Metals make up a majority of the elements on the periodic table, and are classified as either base or precious. Base metals are more commonly occurring than precious and are used in nearly every aspect of modern life. They are an invaluable component of electrical engineering. Industries as widely varied as transportation, construction, farming, communications, and medicine rely on metals.
Subcategories
- Alkali metals - the metals that compose the group 1 elements in the periodic table
- Alkaline earth metals - the metals that compose the group 2 elements of the periodic table
- Alloys - the mixture or solid solution of two or more elements
- Aluminum - a silvery white metal of the boron group of elements, with the symbol Ai and the atomic number 13
- Copper
- Heavy metals
- Iron
- Lead
- Metalloids - elements that cannot be easily classified as a metal or nonmetal, including semiconductors such as silicon
- Molten metal and solidification
- Nickel
- Precious metals
- Steel
- Tin
- Titanium
- Transition metals - an element whose atom has an incomplete d sub-shell, or, commonly, any element in the d-block of the periodic table
- Zinc
Subcategories
This category has the following 17 subcategories, out of 17 total.
Pages in category "Metals"
The following 96 pages are in this category, out of 96 total.
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- Oral-History:Dale E. Heinz
- Daniell Cell
- Oral-History:David K. Matlock
- Oral-History:Raymond F. Decker
- Development Dental Amalgam
- Development of Crucible Steel Making
- Development of Iron Casting
- Development of Iron Wire Rope
- Development of Lost-wax Casting
- Development of Metals Processing Method for Separating Silver from Lead and Copper
- Development of the Alloying Compositions of the First Stainless Steels.
- Development of the Siemens-Martin Open-hearth Furnace Process
- Archives:Developments in the Iron and Steel Industry During 1948
- Discovery of Extractive Metallurgy
- Discovery of the electrolytic reduction of alumina into aluminum
- Discovery of the Precipitation Hardening of Aluminum Alloys.
- Dry Cell Battery
- Russell Dean Dupuis
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- Oral-History:John Saby
- Oral-History:Donald R. Sadoway
- Oral-History:Lee Semiatin
- Archives:From Germanium to Silicon, A History of Change in the Technology of the Semiconductors
- First-Hand:Serendipity and Superconducting Magnets
- Richard Skalak
- Sorby uses light microscopy to reveal the microstructure of steel
- Oral-History:John G. Speer
- Oral-History:Earl Steele
- Oral-History:Michael J. Strelbisky
- Superinsulators
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- Oral-History:Morris Tanenbaum
- Archives:Finding the Right Material: Gordon Teal as Inventor and Manager
- Oral-History:Gordon K. Teal
- Gordon Teal
- Archives:The History of Zinc Mining in Friedensville, Pennsylvania
- Oral-History:Charles A. Totten
- Bell Demonstrates Transistor
- Transistors
- Oral-History:Nikhil C. Trivedi
Media in category "Metals"
The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.
Elkington Electroplating 0123.jpg 421 × 640; 84 KB
Metals Forged Parts of A Revolver.jpg 225 × 150; 21 KB
