n. Symbol-Sn; atomic number-50; a low-melting malleable ductile metallic element nearly approaching silver in color and luster; used in plating and in making alloys
Tin is a chemical element with the symbol Sn and atomic number 50.
Tin is a chemical element with the symbol Sn and atomic number 50.
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How is Franklin sure the tin flute he gets back is his grandpa's?
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Why is the tin can not a good home for Hermit Crab?
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How does Franklin's father get the tin flute back?
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Why does Sophie put a tin of mint-leaf biscuits in her sack of supplies?
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What does a tin knocker do in the construction of a skyscraper?
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Along with some tin cans and two rusty nails, what did Mary Margaret find when she dug her hole?
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Which tin is best?
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What does Rabbit give Franklin in exchange for the tin flute?
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Who was the tin peddler?
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What began to happen to the tin that held the red butterfly?
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What is produced when tin is added to copper ore before heating it?
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What does the little red person in the tin look like to the boys?
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What did Kondi make out of the tin can?
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Why didn't the animals want to take a bath in the big tin tub?
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