All About Tin

What is the atomic number of tin?

• 50

• 60

• 30

• 45

What is the chemical symbol for tin?

• Ag

• Sn

• Ti

• Pb

In which group of the periodic table is tin found?

• Group 14

• Group 18

• Group 3

• Group 12

What are the primary uses of tin in industry?

• Glass manufacturing, as a primary ingredient

• Electrical wiring, due to its high conductivity

• Alloy production, corrosion resistance, soldering, and food packaging.

• Textile production, for dyeing fabrics

What is the melting point of tin in degrees Celsius?

• 250.0

• 231.9

• 180.3

• 200.5

What is the density of tin?

• 6.98 g/cm³

• 7.89 g/cm³

• 8.45 g/cm³

• 7.31 g/cm³

What is the primary ore from which tin is extracted?

• Cassiterite

• Galena

• Bauxite

• Hematite

What is the historical significance of tin in ancient civilizations?

• Tin was primarily used for making jewelry in ancient times.

• Tin was crucial for the development of bronze, marking the Bronze Age and advancing tools, weapons, and trade.

• Tin was mainly used for decorative purposes in ancient art.

• Tin was a common food preservative in ancient civilizations.

What are the health effects of tin exposure?

• Increased energy levels and improved mood

• Health effects of tin exposure include respiratory issues, skin irritation, gastrointestinal symptoms, and potential lung damage.

• Strengthened immune system and resistance to infections

• Enhanced cognitive function and memory

How does tin react with oxygen?

• Tin reacts with oxygen to form tin chloride.

• Tin reacts with oxygen to form tin oxide.

• Tin does not react with oxygen at all.

• Tin reacts with oxygen to produce tin sulfate.