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75 parts per billion of the world is Silver

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Silver Chloride is is a white crystalline chemical compound and is used for many different things (ex: water treatment, deodorant, etc)

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Silver Bromide is a chemical compound of silver and bromide and is found naturally as the mineral bromargyrite. It is used in black and white photography film and as a semiconductor.

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Silver Iodide is an inorganic compound that is used to aid in the formation of ice crystals.

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Potassium Dicyanoargentate is an inorganic compound that is used as silver plating, bactericide, and in the manufacture of antiseptics.

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Silver Acetate is a coordination compound that is used in manufacturing anti smoking medicines in the medical field.

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Silver is often used to make mirrors. Metals are commonly used for mirror coatings, and silver is mainly used due to its reflectivity. Silver is also used due to its high property across the visible spectrum.

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Batteries often contain silver because silver has high conductivity and ductility, so it is more efficient. Battery electric vehicles contain between 25-50 grams of silver per vehicle.

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Silver Compounds are used in some medicines due colloidal silver having the ability to kill certain germs by destroying proteins. Silver was also previously used in wound dressings.

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Silver is often used in nuclear reactors because it helps ensure the nuclear reaction takes place at the right speed. Reactors have systems that accelerate or slow down nuclear reaction; this is normally done with control rods that are usually made of silver.

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Silver ions work to prevent DNA replication of bacteria and fungi in water, which kills the microbes. Silver is not used on its own to purify water, it is used alongside other things to safely purify the water.