| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Dec 08 11:58PM -0800 On 12/6/22 23:55, Mark Brader wrote: > "Soul Brother #1", "the Godfather of Soul", "the Hardest-Working > Man in Show Business", "Mr. Dynamite", and even "the Original > Disco Man." Who was this multiply-tagged man? James Brown > away at 53 of a heart attack in 1995. Name the man or the group. > 8. What great guitarist has been inducted """more times than anyone > else""" -- a total of 3 times? Jimi Hendrix > ceramics, especially ovenware; other major uses are in batteries > and lubricating greases. Salts of this metal can be used to > treat bipolar disorder. lithium > production of this metal is converted to its oxide compound, > which is a bright white pigment used in paints, toothpastes, > paper, and plastics. titanium > 3. This element has the highest electrical conductivity of all > elements (at ordinary temperatures). As well as electronics, it > is also used in film photography, mirrors, jewelry, and coinage. silver > 4. 55% of the world's production of element 30 is used for > galvanization, a process of coating steel to protect it > against corrosion. zinc > 5. Element 80 can often be found in thermometers, barometers, > and dental fillings; until about 1970 it was often found in > light switches. mercury > 6. Common uses of element 82 include weights, solders, bullets, > and radiation shields. lead > 7. Non-metallic element 15 comes in numerous varieties or > allotropes: the red and white varieties are the most common. > It is often found in matches and fertilizers. phosphorus > 8. Element 17 has a name based on the ancient Greek word for > "pale green". This element is often used as a reagent, and it > and some of its compounds are often used as disinfectants. chlorine > electrical conductor, and chemically it is resistant to air, > moisture, and most corrosive agents. 90% of this element is > used for either jewelry, coinage, or investment. gold > 10. Because element 50 is corrosion-resistant and has a low > toxicity, it is often plated on steel to be used as > food-container material. tin -- Dan Tilque |
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