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Smarty | 14:38 Thu 15th Dec 2005 | How it Works
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How many metals are used in a standard safety pin?
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Carbon is never a metal in any form, fyi Hydrogen when solid has all the properties of a metal but there you go. Maybe there is a bit of Chromium in a pin, I don't know, just asking.
21:57 Thu 15th Dec 2005
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Carbon is considered a metal by physicists. Any element that is not Hydrogen or Helium is cosidered so. This is due to the lack of these so called elements in the universe. About 1% of all atoms.
11:27 Fri 16th Dec 2005

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