by: jennifer / 7.4. magnesium ( mg ) atomic number: 12 melting point: 648.8ºc boiling point:...
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- By: Jennifer / 7.4
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- Magnesium ( Mg ) Atomic number: 12 Melting point: 648.8C Boiling point: 1090C It is a metal
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- Magnesium is discovered by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1808
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- Light Strong Silvery-white Burns with a bright white flame
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- Is magnesium dangerous to the environment? NO Magnesium is not dangerous to the environment. On the contrary, magnesium is essential for plants and animal nutrition
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- UUsed as a reducing agent UUsed in medicines UUsed in fireworks to add white sparks to the fireworks
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- Magnesium is the 8 th most abundant element in the earth Used in pyrotechnic and incendiary devices Magnesium is also found in our daily food.
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- F OOD RICH IN MAGNESIUM Green vegetables Seafood Potatoes Peanut butter Bananas Lima beans Kidney beans Seeds Nuts Soy products Whole grains Dairy products
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- Alkaliska jordarsmetaller. Borgruppen. Magnus Ehingers undervisning. 25 April 2010 Freelance Photographer. Jim Stone. 25 April 2010 Health. Softpedia. 25 April 2010
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- Ingleses Famosos. Principal. 25 April 2010 Where Is Magnesium Found? FaqNation. 25 April 2010 Magnesium. Polmag. 25 April 2010
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- Things that Go Boom in the Night: The Art and Science of Fireworks. TMS. 25 April 2010 Thermite Reaction. webshots. 25 April 2010 Demonstrations. Navigation Bar. 25 April 2010