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Silver: The Most Fascinating Elements

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The element silver is one of the most fascinating elements on the periodic table. From how it was found, where it was found, and even what its uses are, this element is very interesting. Other elements are worth much more than Silver, but they weren`t one of the first five elements found.
The element silver was found in river as small nuggets band also found in large cannonball that have been broken apart. When looking up who found this element it said that no one specific found the element and is still unknown about its creation into the periodic table. The first encounter of Silver was in 4000 BC which was one of the earliest elements found in the periodic table and it was discovered in Greece and then modern Turkey. It can be found now

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