Negative Impacts of Lead | Benefits of Lead Usage | Properties and Info | Fun Facts |
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Lead diseases can cause increased medical and education costs.
Lead diseases can cause increased _ and _ costs.
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Melting point
Lead has a low _______ _____ which makes it easy to shape into objects.
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82
What is lead's atomic number?
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A bullet.
Two grams of lead is lethal when it is delivered through a ______.
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They have low birth weights.
What happens to infants that are born with lead disease?
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Car's Battery
The largest use for lead is in a ____ _______
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No
Is lead flammable?
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White
Most compounds that contain lead are usually _____.
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Children with lead poising go through more social outbursts than regular children.
Children with lead poisoning go through more ____ _____ than regular children.
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Corrosive liquids
Lead is also used to store _________ _______
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Powdery
Lead has a _______ texture.
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No
Do pencils contain lead?
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Calcium and other essential nutrients.
What does our system confuse lead for when it enters our body?
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Arthritis, upset stomachs, and infertility.
Lead is used in medication for........
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False, lead is not radioactive, alloyed, or not.
True or false: Lead is radioactive when alloyed.
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Ancient Egyptians
Who were the first people to use lead cosmetically?
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Animals : Trouble breathing, paralysis, seizures, blindness, and eventually death.
Plants: Restricted root elongation, seedling development, and have their DNA damaged.
Name three effects on plants or animals that have been infected by lead.
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Weights, sheets, batteries.
Name two things that lead is used in.
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Lead is a soft metal
Is lead a soft or hard metal?
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True
True or false: Lead bullets have been used before the invention of guns.
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