ezüst
Ezüst, the Hungarian name for the chemical element known as silver in English, has the symbol Ag and atomic number 47. It is a bright, white metal that is soft, malleable and ductile, and it is among the best electrical and thermal conductors. It is also highly reflective, giving it the characteristic luster of polished metal.
Occurrence and production: Native silver occurs rarely; more commonly it is found in ores such as argentite
Uses and applications: Silver is used in jewelry, coins, utensils and various decorative objects. It is a
Properties and safety: Silver melts at 962 degrees Celsius and boils at about 2162 °C. It is