Pure lead looks is very shiny and looks like silver when it is first melted and cooled to room temperature. It will remain shiny for several days. As the exposed surface oxidizes, it will turn dull and grey. After years of oxidization, it will turn a white color, and will "look" like chalk but it will still be hard.
It's a neutral gray metal. It can be shiny but will dull on exposure to the atmosphere.
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just like all other objects in the room, the temperature of the lead will be whatever the room temperature is.
Solid.
the element symbol for lead would be Pb.
PbS is not an element, it is a compound.Pb is lead and S is sulfur.The name of this compound is commonly known as Lead Sulfide.
None. Lead is an element on the periodic tablewith the Atomic No 82.
no lead is an element
It's an element, because it's on the table of elements.
there is no Hydrogen in Lead because Lead is a chemical element just like Hydrogen.
the element symbol for lead would be Pb.
Lead is an element
Lead is an element on the Periodic Table. There are no elements in lead.
Pb is the Chemical Element for Lead
it is colorless
Lead '''is''' an element, and no other element is made up of it, although many compounds contain lead.
If you mean name of an html element, it should look like this: <element name="element">
Hydrogen is an element Lead is and element.
No lead weights are just lead in the form of a wheight
No, lead is an element on the periodic table; it's symbol is Pb.
the name of the element is ,Lead. ;)