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Silver is commonly used to make jewellery and tableware and mirrors.

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silver is the best conductor of heat and in fact it has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity known for any material. It is strong, malleable and ductile, and can endure extreme temperature ranges.

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it is crushed up into tiny pieces, then is stacked on impermeable pads to eliminate the loss of the silver cyanide solution.

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Silver is a relatively rare element found in the Earth's crust. It is found both in its free form and in minerals such as argentite.

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Silver is such an old element that there is no actual evidence of who discovered it.

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Protons: 47
Neutrons:  61
Electrons: 47

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Atomic number:  47
Atomic Mass(rounded): 107.9

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The others were gold, copper, lead and iron. Silver objects dating from before 4000 BC have been found in Greece and from slightly later in Anatolia (in modern Turkey). Silver artifacts have been found in the Sumerian city of Kish dating from about 3000 BC.