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The symbol for copper is CU, which means copper cuprum, the Latin word for copper.
I am a blacksmith, I would know this one. Alright... Aluminum, has a great shine to it, and it looks like silver... Same with tin, except aluminum is super shiny and sleek, while tin has a dull shine to it. Steel, is flat (color-wise), and it has a slight shine to it.
You can find what type of metal it is by color, shine, light reflectance, dullness, and several other properties. Hope I helped you! :)
<span>The average atomic mass of an element is the mass you see on a periodic table for that element. It is a weighted average of all the isotopes for that element based on the percentage of how much of an element is a specific isotope and the mass of each isotope. If an element has an abundance of isotopes, the isotopes with the highest and lowest masses may be more significantly different than the average atomic mass for elements with fewer isotopes.</span>
