Chemistry Element Project Grading: 1 of 4 projects going toward your Project Grade, which is 30% of your total grade for the course; 81.25 points possible for this individual project. You must work independently on this assignment and each student will select their own element (no repeats), go to the Chemistry Element Project folder to pick your element. You will create a 3-D model using any materials that you would like. You will be giving a poster presentation via Discussion Board (see link “Create an Element Project Submission”), where your classmates can view your "presentation” make kind remarks and ask questions. What you need to include for full credit: 1) Who Am I? Element name Chemical symbol Atomic number Atomic mass Number of protons Number of neutrons Number of electrons 2) Physical Properties Original state (gas, liquid, solid) Color Description (luster, brittle, malleable, etc.) Density Melting point Boiling point 3) History Who discovered the element Date of discovery Location of discovery 4) Taking it further you dont need to do all that 3d model stuff i have to do it in real life and the element is tin
Chemistry Element Project
Grading:
1 of 4 projects going toward your Project Grade, which is 30% of your total grade for the course; 81.25 points possible for this individual project.
You must work independently on this assignment and each student will
select their own element (no repeats), go to the Chemistry Element Project folder to pick your element.
You will create a 3-D model using any materials that you would like.
You will be giving a poster presentation via Discussion Board (see link “Create an Element Project Submission”), where your classmates can view your "presentation” make kind remarks and ask questions.
What you need to include for full credit:
1) Who Am I?
Element name
Chemical symbol
Atomic number
Atomic mass
Number of protons
Number of neutrons
Number of electrons
2) Physical Properties
Original state (gas, liquid, solid)
Color
Description (luster, brittle, malleable, etc.)
Density
Melting point
Boiling point
3) History
Who discovered the element
Date of discovery
Location of discovery
4) Taking it further
you dont need to do all that 3d model stuff i have to do it in real life and the element is tin
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Tin, with the symbol Sn and atomic number 50, is a silvery-white, malleable metal found in Group 14 and Period 5 of the periodic table. It has an atomic mass of 118.71 u, consisting of 50 protons, 69 neutrons, and 50 electrons. With a density of 7.31 g/cm³, tin melts at 231.93°C and boils at 2,603°C. Historically significant, tin has been used since ancient times, particularly in Cornwall and Iberian regions, and is essential for applications like canning and soldering. Key aspects include...