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William McTaggart: Calcium

Calcium Basics

Atomic Name: Calcium

Atomic Number: 20

Atomic Symbol: Ca

Atomic Mass: 40.078

Atomic Diagram:

Valence: 2

Electron Dot Diagram:

Oxidation: +2

Calcium In Depth

Discoverer: Sir Humphry Davy, British Chemist

When: 1808

Where: England

How: Electrolysis of a Mixture of Lime, CaO, and mercuric oxide, HgO

Name: "Calx" Means Lime in Latin. Lime is an oxide of Calium

Calcium Physical Properties

Solid: Yes

Very Soluble

Metal: Alkaline Earth Metal

Boiling Point (K): 1767

Melting Point (K): 1112.2

Density: 1.55 (g/cm cubed)

Hardness: (Mohs): 1.5

Heat of Fusion (kJ/mole): 9.3

Heat of Vaporization (kJ/mole): 151

Heat of Atomization: (kJ/mole): 178

Thermal Conductivity (J/m sec k): 201

Source: Calcite (oxide)

Calcium Chemical Properties

Highly Reactive

Forms Nitride Coating When Exposed to Air

Not Very Flammable

Burns With High Intensity Orange Flame

Reacts With Water, Creating Hydrogen

An Important Component of a Healthy Diet and Necessary for Life

Calcium Products and Uses

Products:

Dried Herbs

Cheese

Sesame Seeds

Tofu

Almonds

Flax Seeds

Dairy Products

Leafy Vegetables

Brazil Nuts

Herring

Uses:

Maintaining Bones and Teeth

Treating Heartburn

Treating Indigestion

Decreasing Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Treating Osteoporosis

Treating High Blood Pressure

Treating High Cholesterol

Treating High Potassium

Reducing Colon/Breast Cancer Risk

Reducing Stroke Risk

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