Copper is used for electrical conductors.
Not only that, copper is used to make many different things! Just a few other examples: water pipes, jewellery, cooking utensils, plates, drinking vessels, roof coverings, outer protective cladding for ships' timbers...
copper is used to make gold pans and some cookware
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copper is commonly found in mines, usually under an oil refinery or in a cave.
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'Native Copper' was widely used by prehistoric peoples and was traditionally found in small amounts. More commonly it is found in oxidized ores, such as bornite, chalcocite or chalcopyrite. These ores have to undergo various treatments in order to extract the copper from within them.
No, both copper and carbon are elements. Carbon is the basic element involved in organic chemistry. Copper is a very important element which is used in the pure form in a variety of situations, especially electrical conduction. It is also a good thermal conductor so is commonly used as a "heat sink" to radiate heat away from sensitive electronics. Copper may be combined with carbon in certain compounds, often called "organometallic" compounds but as the question is posed, copper does not contain (have) carbon in it. Good luck, Nitrous
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No, copper is commonly used to make wire.
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Silver and gold are better conductors, but as copper is more abundant and is also a much cheaper material, copper is more commonly used.
Copper is used for wiring!
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Copper is commonly used. It's a good conductor, it's fairly inexpensive, and it's reasonably mechanically strong.
Silver is a better conductor than copper, but copper is more commonly used because it is cheaper and isn't as easily tarnished.
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