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Who discovered the atom tin?
unknown
Who invented the atom tin?
people don't invent atoms or elements, but they do get discovered. check answers.com for this.
How did tin make copper more useful?
Copper, when combined with some tin, will create an alloywe know as bronze. Bronze was an important alloy (the first one discovered), and a whole age of civilization was named after it!
Was bronze discovered before brass?
Bronze was probably alloyed before brass, yes. Bronze is copper and tin. Brass is copper and zinc. Bronze is the alloy most commonly found in ancient tools. But native copper itself was discovered before the alloys were.
What is the name of SnO4?
The Answer To Your Question Is.... tin (IV) oxide
Where was the tin discovered?
where was the Tin discovered?
Who discovered the atom tin?
unknown
Was tin discovered by the ancients?
yup
Tin was discovered by?
i dont know actullly
When was tin discovered and by who?
it was discovered is ancient times and i dont know who descovered it
What is the name of the person who discovered tin?
abraham lincoln
When did tin get discovered?
Tin extraction and use can be dated to the beginnings of the Bronze Age around 3000 BC
Who discovered canning?
Nicholas Appert discovered canning. Peter Duran was the one who invented the "tin can."
What modern day scientist discovered the element of tin?
The Ancients
Who discovered tins?
I do not know who discovered tin but all I know is what happened.What happened was that long ago when someone had built a fire or fireplace they discovered that the fire had changed the rocks and some metal had formed. It was an accidental discovery. And it happened at different times at different places. We know that tin and metals like bronze which are a mixture of tin and copper have been know for over 3500 years.
What would life be like without tin?
it wount change it was discovered by accident...!#!%%$!@#%@
Who discovered tin and in what year?
Tin has been used since ancient times, likely discovered by early civilizations independently. Its discovery cannot be attributed to a single individual or specific year. Archaeological evidence suggests tin was used as early as 3000 BCE.
