What are some important uses of tin?

Answer 1

Sometimes we use tin to cover steel cans for food and other things like that.

answ2. Because of its low reactivity, high quality water distillation apparatus is often fully coated with tin on all the water surfaces.

Tin is also present in Stannous Fluoride (SnF2), which is the ingredient in some toothpastes.

Tin is used as an alloy with other metals in soldering applications.

Answer 2

• The construction of tin cans - Fruits and vegetables are packed in these.

• The construction of Pipe Organs - The organ pipes are made from tin and/or lead, or any combination of those two and other precious metals.
• Soldering applications. An alloy of Tin and Lead, or Tin-Copper-Silver, and some other alloys give the solder desirable properties when working with it, or for certain bonding or electrical properties.

Answer 3

• many alloys - solder, bronze
• anticorrosion plating on steel
• fluoridated toothpaste - tin fluoride
• plastic stabilizers
• pest control agents - fungicides, pesticides, algaecides, wood preservatives, antifouling agents
• reagents in the chemical industry
• batteries
• etc.

Answer 4

coating soda cans, and coating other metals to prevent corosion.

Answer 5

There are many uses for tin including building small buildings or sheds. Tin can also be used to make watering cans.

Answer 6

About 54% of Tim is used for Solder ( a metal alloy) and you can also use it for glass making, tin cans and pipes in organs

Hope that helps a bit.

Answer 7

Tin is often used to prevent corrosion of other metals and is used in many alloys.

Answer 8

It's used in electronics (specifically soldering). Solder is a combination of tin and lead.

Answer 9

tin cans, tin cars and tin paper for school plays etc.

Answer 10

Because tin has many applications please see this link.