Silver can be reactive, but only with a few substances. For instance, silver can become tarnished when it is oxidizing.
The silver nitrate solution (AgNO3) provides the silver in silver chloride.
Gold (and alloys), silver (and alloys), platinum and rarely other metals.
As it is a metal it would be if you had a large enough quantity to be practical, but because of its radioactivity it is rarely available in amounts larger than a pinhead. So it isn't used for that purpose.
Francium is used rarely and only for research.
It is used for jewelry. It is also used for electrical connections since gold does not tarnish or corrode.
25c , (if your lucky)
The cost is the sole reason not to use silver. Its value outweighs its usefulness in this capacity. That is not quite true Besides its monetary value it has a tendency to tarnish which eventually defeat the conductivity purposes
The toe ring has never had any sort of practical purpose. In fashion they are rarely used and if they are, they are used to try and draw the eye towards the shoes of the model.
Super Natural Silver is a company that offers an alternative to antibiotics. Silver Sol is a liquid silver drink that can be used for many different home treatments.
silver's purpose is to save his time by destroying the iblic trigger.
Yes, "for" is a preposition that is used to indicate a recipient, purpose, or cause in a sentence.
mt. silver and you can rarely get it in Safari Place. x
Silver flutes are rarely solid silver. They're normally made of a cheap 'base metal', electroplated with silver.
The stated purpose is to "keep guns out of the wrong hands". It rarely works.
0.925 (or 92.5%) silver is sterling silver. All British silver coins from 1917 to 1919/1920 were made from sterling silver. From 1919/1920 to 1946, they were made from 50% silver. Silver can be alloyed in any quantities for whatever purpose it is to be used for.
There is a purity level of 910 for silver but I don't think that is what its referring to because its rarely used. It might be a marking from the Jeweler you received it from.
Sepia toner was used to preserve the silver image in black & white photos.