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silver ii oxide is a fine black powder that decomposes above 280 degrees. It is a photosensitive compound and exhibits some electronic properties when applied to an electrically charged substrate.
Silver is a highly thermally stable metal that exhibits superior electrical and mechanical conductivity. It also exhibits good corrosion resistance and is a common alloying element in copper, nickel, and zinc ores. It is an effective carbon dioxide scrubber in nuclear submarines and space shuttles and it finds use in the manufacture of filters for gas sensors and infection-resistant surgical fabric materials.
It is the most abundant metallic oxide in the Earth’s crust. It is the only naturally occurring metallurgy that is nonferrous and has a wide range of industrial applications including catalysts, batteries, and antibacterial coatings on surgical instruments.
The best part is that it is a relatively inexpensive material with numerous uses. It can be produced in a variety of forms including pellets, pieces, powder, sputtering targets, and tablet form.
It can be found in the laboratory and in your kitchen as a food additive or as an ingredient in a variety of other products such as toothpaste, laundry detergent, cosmetics and fragrances. It is often accompanied by a small warning label to minimize exposure to children and the elderly. It is an effective antibacterial agent and can be used to remove rust from aluminum and stainless steel.
