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Vanadium

Vanadium. ?. 23 V 50.9415. ?. ?. By: Tobi burke. P:23 N:28. ?. ?. Uses for Vanadium. One use for vanadium is to make rust free springs and steel. It is also helpful in nuclear applications. Vanadium is also used to dye fabrics. And, is used to bind Titanium and steel together.

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Vanadium

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  1. Vanadium ? 23 V 50.9415 ? ? By: Tobi burke P:23 N:28 ? ?

  2. Uses for Vanadium • One use for vanadium is to make rust free springs and steel. • It is also helpful in nuclear applications. • Vanadium is also used to dye fabrics. • And, is used to bind Titanium and steel together. • And it’s last use is to make superconductive magnets.

  3. Properties of Vanadium • Atomic number: 23 • Melting point: 2160°K • Boiling point: 3650°K • Symbol: V • Atomic weight: 50.9414 • Color: Silver

  4. Facts about Vanadium • Origin: It is named after Vanadis ,the name of the Scandinavian goddess Freyia. • It was named after a goddess because of it’s beautiful multicolors. • Date of Discovery: 1801 • Discoverer: Andres Manuel • Del Rio

  5. My poem Manuel Del Rio, Might just be a hero, Because he went and found it, Then he almost drowned it, The element Vanadium. He put it on a ship, But because of the weather, All France got was a greasy old letter. It’s atomic number is twenty three, And it’s symbol is a v, It’s a silver metal that resists corrosion, But is really good for making explosions! If you want to learn more, Don’t ask me, Look on the next page, And then you’ll see.

  6. Sources http://www.webelements.com nobel.scas.bcit.ca/ resource/ptable/ptblegif/v.gif

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