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    Copper is a metal element that has a reddish-yellow color, is very malleable and soft, and is a good conductor of heat and electricity. It is commonly used for electrical wiring, motor vehicle parts, construction materials, and water purification due to its properties.

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    Copper is a metal element that has a reddish-yellow color, is very malleable and soft, and is a good conductor of heat and electricity. It is commonly used for electrical wiring, motor vehicle parts, construction materials, and water purification due to its properties.

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    Copper is a metal element that has a reddish-yellow color, is very malleable and soft, and is a good conductor of heat and electricity. It is commonly used for electrical wiring, motor vehicle parts, construction materials, and water purification due to its properties.

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    Definition of Copper

    Copper is a chemical element in the periodic table that has the symbol Cu
    and atomic number 29. Its symbol comes from the Latin Cuprum. Copper is a
    good conductor of heat and electricity. Copper is a type of metal that has a
    yellow color with a crystal-like shape.
    • So from the explanation above, our group took the material entitled
    Copper because of our opinion that all of us in the group took the title of
    the sun and we also chose copper because Copper is copper which is
    flexible, but is able to conduct electricity and heat well. , including:
     The physical properties of copper metal are as follows:
    1. Copper has a reddish-yellow color.
    2. This element is very malleable, soft, so easy to form into pipes,
    thin sheets, wire.
     The chemical properties of copper metal are as follows:
    1. Copper is a relatively unreactive element so it is resistant to
    corrosion.
     Used for various electrical and household appliances. Almost all
    household appliances, especially those related to electricity, display a
    label made of copper. Because this metal is very reliable used for
    conducting electricity.
     5 benefits of copper in daily life
    1. Power cord
    Most of the use of copper metal is for electrical wiring. .
    2. Motor vehicles and machinery
    The automotive industry also uses copper in several parts of its
    products. Examples of the use of copper in motor vehicles are cables,
    radiators and brakes.

    3. Construction
    In addition to steel, copper is also widely chosen as a building
    construction material, especially in the aspects of cables, plumbing,
    weather-resistant coatings and other parts.
    4. Fences and doorknobs
    The fence which is an additional construction in a building is also
    made of copper. Likewise with the doorknob.
    5. Water purification
    Not only quartz sand that can be used as a water purifier. Copper that
    is not related to protein is a toxic substance.
     The bad effects of copper poisoning are:
    1. Have kidney damage.
    2. Inhibits the formation of urine.
    3. Causes anemia due to the rupture of red blood cells (hemolysis).

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