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Sterling silver is 92.5% silver - it generally comes as a block or, more commonly, as a coin or jewelry.
I suppose it could, in principal, be ground into a powder and put into a tin, although I don't know why. I'm not sure, even theoretically, if it could be put into a spray, and I don't know what you would do with it if it could - I don't think it would stick to anything.
On the assumption that you are looking to coat a base metal with a layer of silver (called "silver coated" if the layer is thin, and "silver plated" if it is thicker), you would use a process called electroplating, which requires an electrolyte solution, wire, a power source and a piece of silver.
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Is sterling silver jewelry homogeneous or hetergeneous matter?
Lol, homogenous or heterogenous matter... Trying to sound smart are we? Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% base metal, usually copper and a little tin
Is sterling silver alloy homogeneous?
Well you used the word "alloy" yourself, which implies it is mixed with other metals. Sterling is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper, sometimes with a little tin.
Is tin more reactive to silver?
Tin is more reactive.
How can you test to see if its real silver?
Silver jewelry has become the most typical and excellent term of fashion standards. It suits with every outfit and can be worn for all occasions. From weddings, business lunches, a day of shopping with friends to evening dates, silver accessories will look great. New styles incorporating larger pendants on sterling chains are a hot trend currently. In Sterling silver chain jewelry fashion there are few other classic styles such as Sterling silver chains for pendants, sterling silver bead chain, silk cord, sterling silver chain necklaces, like silver anklets, silver bead chain, snake chain, box chain and gold plated chain. This jewelry is an investment in quality that stands the time of time. A few pieces can accessorize the wardrobe beautifully. Sterling silver chains jewelry designs on ethnic and traditional as well as modern gemstone silver jewelry. Quality jewelry is made with the best materials. Its value is not compromised by using inferior metals or shoddy craftsmanship. When purchasing sterling silver jewelry, you want to be assured that it is authentic. You want to feel confident that your piece is the quality you expect for the price that you paid. Consumers are haggard up with the cheap imitations of jewelry that have flooded the market searching for the real silver chains by the inch. Steps for finding the real silver jewelry are, Nitric acid test can be made to determine whether the piece is real or fake. This test can be done by you but it is advised to be done by an expertise. It is done by vigorously rubbing a certain portion of the silver jewelry that you want to test. Try to pick an area that is not noticeable. Then apply a few drops of nitric acid onto the scratched surface. After a while check whether the liquid turns either green or grey. If the liquid turns green, the item is only silver plated. If it turns a cloudy grey color, this piece is guaranteed sterling silver. Is your accessory getting attracted by magnet? Only iron and iron alloys stick to a magnet. The base metal in plated jewelry is usually a copper alloy that contains various other metals such as tin and nickel whereas sterling silver is made 92.5% pure silver mixed up with only 7.5% of alloy. None of the metal will be chipped away to expose a possible secondary metal underneath. Check for the marks such as "sterling" or the number 925 for sterling silver. 925 refer to 92.5% silver which is considered sterling. The location of the stamp may vary depending upon the type of jewelry. The stamp on necklaces is usually on the clasp. It is most important in checking cheap sterling silver necklaces. On rings and bracelets, the stamps are usually scraped inside of the sterling silver jewelry piece. By taking the appropriate steps, you can be assured that your silver jewelry is both genuine and high quality. I hope this helps.
What is the metal found in Cerro Rico?
Gold, copper, silver, or tin
Is sterling silver jewelry homogeneous or hetergeneous matter?
Lol, homogenous or heterogenous matter... Trying to sound smart are we? Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% base metal, usually copper and a little tin
Is sterling silver alloy homogeneous?
Well you used the word "alloy" yourself, which implies it is mixed with other metals. Sterling is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper, sometimes with a little tin.
Is sterling silver worth more than silver plated?
Basically, yes. Sterling silver means "solid silver, or more properly a solid alloy which is mainly silver". Silver plated means "tin (or aluminium, or iron, or steel, or bronze, or whatever) with a very, very thin coating of silver." ..... Sterling is around 98% solid silver mixed with tiny bit of other metal so that it tarnish less
Where is tin tower in Pokemon Silver?
There is no Tin Tower is Silver. That's in Pokemon Tin, stupid.
What if a piece of jewelry just says sterling without the number 925 AFTER IT?
It means the manufacturer did not specify the alloy. Most Sterling is 92.5% silver, hence the 925 designation. Most unmarked sterling is of a lower composition with the remainder being copper and sometimes tin. Lower compositions can cause allergic reactions in people sensitive to other metals. The piece should be considerably cheaper than a similar made of graded silver.
What do you get when you mix tin and silver?
Silver solder.
What do you get when you mix silver and tin?
Silver solder.
A solid dissolved in a solid?
Solid Ag with solid Au. it's done in process of producing 14 karat gold.
What does 925 Italy qgi mean on a rope chain necklace?
It just means that it's sterling silver imported from italy. (I work at a jewelry store)
Is tin more reactive to silver?
Tin is more reactive.
Where do find tin?
you can find tin tower in Ecruteak city in silver version.
What metals are used in jewellery?
White gold, rose gold, yellow gold, sterling silver, fine silver, copper, brass, platinum, palladium, rhodium (for plating), titanium, aluminium, even steel and tin - you're only limited by your imagination. Traditionally, however, gold and silver are the predominant metals used.
