Used in cooking for leavening ,cleaning and also found in some medications.

-salt

-glass

-Stainless Steel ( can for preservative food)

-Baking Soda (powder)

-Aluminum Foil( warpping the food)

-Water

-Calcium Carbonate( dietary supplements)

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Nitrides, carbides, and oxides are types of ceramic materials. They are used to make everyday items like tiles, toilets, dishes, and mugs. Some special ceramics are also used in electronics and dental implants.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceramic

-Glass

-Water

-Baking Soda

-Steel

-Aluminum foil

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Example of Inorganic Material in Daily Life:

Water (H₂O)

Application:

• Used as a solvent in many processes, such as dissolving salts and minerals

• Has high specific heat, helping regulate body and environmental temperature

• Essential for life processes and cell functions in all living organisms

Reference: https://teachy.ai/en/summaries/middle-school/9th-grade/sciences-en/summary-of-main-inorganic-compounds

Glass

1. Windows – Used in homes, cars, and buildings.

2. Bottles and jars – For storing water, food, or chemicals.

3. Phone screens – Toughened glass is used to protect phone displays.

4. Mirrors and lenses – Used in makeup mirrors, eyeglasses, and cameras.

application; for cooking and seasoning, food preservation, deicing roads (in cold country), and in chemical industries.

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Answer : A Glass (silicon dioxide).

It is widely used in windows, mirrors, kitchenware, phone screens, and laboratory equipment due to its transparency, heat resistance, durability, and chemical stability.

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Ceramic Plate: Used for holding both hot and cold food.

Does not absorb water or odors, making it suitable for various types of food.

Easy to clean and resistant to chemicals in dishwashing detergents.

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Inorganic material: Aluminium

Packaging: Foil and beverage cans.

Construction: Window frames, roofing, and siding.

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Sodium Chloride (NaCl)

Applications & Uses:

Food seasoning & preservation: Enhances flavor in cooking and inhibits bacterial growth in preserved foods.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_chloride

Application: Used in kitchenware, electronic devices, construction materials

https://books.google.co.th/books?id=NiFRAAAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y

-Salt (NaCl)

Food, preservation, chemical feed

-Silica Gel (SiO2)

Moisture absorber

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Inorganic material: Diamond

Application: Scientific Instruments

• Diamond windows are used in spectroscopic equipment because they are transparent to a wide range of wavelengths and can withstand high energy radiation.

• Diamonds are also used in radiation detectors and other sensitive scientific instruments.

Description:
Water is a simple yet vital inorganic compound made up of hydrogen and oxygen. It has unique properties such as a high heat capacity, solvent ability, and surface tension.

Applications:
Drinking and cooking – essential for life.

Cleaning and washing – dissolves dirt and chemicals.

Agriculture – irrigation and plant growth.

Industrial processes – cooling, cleaning, and as a reactant.

Iron, aluminum, copper, etc., are widely used in construction, transportation, electronics, and many other industries

Used in sandpaper and grinding wheels due to its hardness

Graphite because graphite can be made into pencils for writing.

Example of inorganic materials in daily life ; Elemental Silver (Ag)

A lustrous, white metal with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, malleability, and ductility.

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Daily uses

pans, post, food packaging (aluminum cans), construction (window frames)

Applications in Daily Life

Windows: Glass is essential for windows in buildings, providing light and visibility while acting as a barrier against weather. 

Containers: Glass jars and bottles are used for storing food, beverages, and other products, offering a safe and inert material. 

Reference

https://www.britannica.com/technology/glass

https://www.hurbombelicam.com/what-is-glass-properties-components-and-applications/#:~:text=Glass%20as%20a%20Building%20Material%20Glass%20is,for%20windows%2C%20facade%20cladding%2C%20and%20partition%20walls.

• In addition to its presence in toothpaste and antacids, calcium carbonate is used in construction (e.g., cement and chalk), agriculture (e.g., soil amendment), and even as a pigment in paints.