Transition+Elements+by+Austin,+Chris,+and+Cowen

media type="youtube" key="83KNuZvhHlg" height="385" width="480"​​ ​​ Here are the Transition Metals here are some facts: GOLD IRON SILVER
 * family name- transition metals
 * location- middle of periodic table
 * metal metaloid or non-metal- most are metals one is a liquid
 * reactivities- it varies through out the family
 * natural state- all metal but mercury
 * general electron dot diagrahm- Fe:
 * interesting facts
 * most are solid some are synthetic and one is liquid
 * transition metals have valence electronsin more than one shell
 * transition metals are noted for oxidation state
 * also called d-block elements
 * element symbol- Au
 * lewis electron dot diagrahm- Au:
 * how was it discovered- unknown
 * when was it discovered- unknown
 * who was it discovered by- unknown
 * atomic number- 79
 * atomic mass- 196.96655
 * melting point- 1064.43
 * boilling point- 2807
 * valence numbers- 1
 * location- earths crust
 * use-
 * electronics
 * jewelry
 * coins
 * interesting facts
 * one ounce can be streched 50 miles long
 * one cubic foot weighs a half ton (1000 lbs)
 * can be made into thread
 * the meaning of gold means yellow
 * has been discovered on every continent
 * GOLD IS EDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 * symbol- Fe
 * dot diagram- Fe:
 * discvered- unkown
 * atomic number- 26
 * atomic mass- 55.845
 * melting point- 1538
 * boilling point- 2862
 * valence numbers- 2
 * location- every where
 * use-
 * to make steel
 * to make buildings
 * for pots
 * interesting facts
 * existed since prehistoric times
 * stars contain iron
 * iron is found in metiorites
 * iron is hard
 * Symbol- AG
 * Element Named- Ancient people
 * Discovered- Egyptians
 * When was it discovered- Ancient Times
 * Atomic Number- 47
 * Atomic Mass- 107.8682
 * Melting point (C)- 961.78
 * Boiling point (C)- 2162
 * Valence Number- **1**, 2, 3
 * Location on earth- Everywhere
 * Use- Jewelry
 * Use not listed- Currency
 * Use not listed- Dentistry
 * Interesting Facts:
 * Very Ductile
 * Slightly harder than gold.
 * Used to enrich uranium.
 * Used in high end audio cables.
 * Highest thermal conductivity of all elements.
 * Poor reflector of ultraviolet rays.