Lead is a metallic element. It is comparatively heavy, but softer than many metals and has a lower melting point. In high concentrations, it is toxic to living organisms.
bassicly lead but with a shiny luster trust me 40%
No, lead is not a ferromagnetic material.
horse leads and halts are usually made out of nylon
You have to wear clothes with an inside lining of lead and an outside lining of thermite :)
The "lead" in pencils is actually graphite, not the toxic metal lead. The confusion originates from the historical use of actual lead in pencils, but modern pencils use graphite because it is non-toxic and writes smoothly. Referring to pencil material as "lead" can be misleading and potentially harmful due to the toxicity of real lead.
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When radiation is absorbed by a material, it transfers energy to the material, which can lead to the excitation or ionization of atoms or molecules. This can result in chemical changes, heating of the material, or damage to cells, depending on the type and dose of radiation.
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Lead is a chemical element not a mixture.
Graphite is the material that pencil "lead" is made from, but lead in it's strictest sense refers to the element itself (Pb on the periodic table).
Lead is a common material that effectively stops gamma radiation. It is highly effective in shielding against this type of radiation due to its density and ability to absorb and block the gamma rays.
== == The roof material is lead.