I need some help with my science projectWe need to find 10 elements in common household items, and they must be things I can find around the house because I must be able to take pictures of themAlso, out of Iron, Gold, Helium, Neon, and Copper, I may only use twoSo only two out of those 5 and 8 othersThey MUST be PURE ELEMENTS, no compoundsI have a couple already, so let me give you what I have calcium in a shell Tin in a can Silver Jewelry Zinc from a penny Lithium from my computer battery.If any of those are wrong, please tell meThanks so much!
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tin cans are iron with a coating of tin metal pails generally have a coating of zinc, called galvanized, you can see the crystals on the surface aluminum foil pennies are mostly copper, there is some zinc carbon is diamond or coal air is about 80 N2 and 20% O2, not a compound silver and gold jewelry, also copper jewelry neon in a light[orange only] argon inside a light bulb the filament is tungsten a shell is calcium carbonate a compound magnesium in an old flash bulb chrome-chromium nickel in a nickel mercury in a barometer or old thermometer iodine in the tincture in the medicine cabinet is dissolved in alcohol helium in a balloon
