What solid materials can you find in the atmosphere?
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Particulates from 'smoke'.\nSoil that has been eroded by the wind.\nSalt crystals lifted off the sea.\nPollen\nSeeds from plants such as dandelionor orchids.\nWindborne microbes or their spores.\nAnimals, mainly birds and insects, but also spiders and other animals that are blown from place to place.\n\n\n________\n\n>>>> none they are all gases\n\nYeah, like all the material in the ocean is a liquid, right? And all the material in the ground is a solid?\n\nDid you even stop to think before answering?
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It depends on many factors, like the ambient temperature, is there wind or not, altitude, material of sphere and its temperature and many other factors
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Copper. Or if you mean electronics (not electrical), it would be silicon (otherwise known as sand).
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Solid\nLiquid\nGas\n\nThere is one more, actually. Its called Plasma
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the most abundant substance in the earths crust is silicon dioxide (sand) and the most abundant on the planet is iron (the core is essentially all iron)
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It depends on if you are looking at large quanities or just any ammount goes. It also depends on if you are looking at elements that are only found in compounds or not. Oxygen, hydrogen, argon, carbon, nitrogen, alluminium, silicon, iron, tugstan, lithium, potassum, titanium to name a few. almost all of the elements can be found near the earth's surface except those that are man made, usually the extremly heavy ones like plutonium.
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If by "naturally occuring" you mean present in nature in its elemental form, then the answer includes noble gases (Helium and Argon), noble metals (Gold and Platinum and maybe Copper), and some diatomic molecules (Oxygen, Nitrogen) as well as Sulfur (S_8) and Carbon (graphite and diamond).  Most of the metals are found as some kind of oxide (in ores) or in salts (sodium chloride).  The halogens are found in salts (sodium chloride). \n\nA lot of today's useful materials were never present in significant amounts in elemental form, for example: iron, aluminum, zinc.
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I believe all the naturally occurring elements found on earth can be found on other planets, for example samples from the surface of mars show that it is composed of basalt and granite, these are igneous rocks (come from volcanoes) that are very common on earth. Elements like iron, silicon, carbon, and  hyrogen are found in a variety of forms
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Things that freeze at temps lower than about 75K.\nOxygen\nMethane\nhydogen\nhelium\netc
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Answer to all your Questions.. \n1....The atmosphere contains\nØnitrogen –78% (molecular mass –28)\nØoxygen – 21% (molecular mass – 32)\nØArgon – 0.9% (molecular mass – 40 )\n\nSo the average  molecular mass of air\n=    (78*28 + 21*32 + 40*.9) / 99.9\n=  28.95 approximately\nSo any gas having molecular mass (= 2*vapour density)> 28.95\nwill be heavier tha air . eg. CO2(molecular mass=44),       O2(m.m.=32) etc.\n\n2...Some element which is liquid at room temprature :\nBromine (Group 17 non metal)\nMercury (group 12 metal)\nGallium (Group 13 metal)\nFrancium (Group 1 metal)\n3..Transition Metals Exploited by Man\nIron ,Fe(symbol)\nZinc ,Zn (not considered as true transition metal as its 3d and molecular mass 4s orbitals are filled)\nCopper ,Cu\nSilver ,Ag\nGold ,Au\nMnagenese ,Mn\nThese are some comman tanstition elements exploited \nby man. \nIf you want more then search for them in\n www.google.co.in in search in India  mode as these topics are  taught\nin India.\nU can search for it elsewhere too...\n4.. TRANS – URANIUM METALS \nThese metals are all synthetic i.e. made by man as they don't occur in nature\nThey all have Atomic Number greater than 92 (i.e. from 93 to 118 )\nSome Examples For U are:\nØneptunium Np(symbol)(atomic number –93)\nØPlutonium Pu(a.n. –94)\nØAmericium Am(a.n. 95)\nØLawrencium Lr (a.n.103) , etc...\n\n\nU can search for the pictures on net ,and  I have suggested U only one URL ,but don't hang on it.\nOne more site : www.thomson.com (see If You can find there)\nI am Shishir from India..
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what kind of raw materials are they and what can you do with them?
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Solid.  If the temperature is below the melting point, then it will be a solid.  Unless you want to get into changing pressures, or something.
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Atmosphere\nPascal\nBar\nlbs/cm^2
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How about glass, plastic, stone, metal, ...?
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We have air in abundance it surrounds the earth , it's a mixture of Oxygen and Nitrogen etc.\nWhy do you want to make more??
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Alaska, Arizona...Wyoming  :) just kidding.\n\nPure carbon is usually solid, but if heated enough could form a liquid or gas.\n\nSolid: Coal, Diamond\n\nCarbon compounds ..\nLiquid: Liquid Natural Gas\nGas: Propane, Butane, methane
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Try looking at a substances MSDS.  That is Material Data Safety Sheet.  If it is a pure substance that will be helpful. Just put the name of the substance and MSDS into yahoo and you'll find a sheet