![Lead, element with symbol Pb, on the periodic table Lead on periodic table. Chemical element with symbol Pb for Latin plumbum, and with atomic number 82. Soft and malleable heavy metal with low melting point. Neurotoxin that damages the nervous system. malleable metal stock illustrations](https://media.istockphoto.com/id/1404539391/vector/lead-element-with-symbol-pb-on-the-periodic-table.jpg?s=612x612&w=0&k=20&c=nMS5ZPubzIpKrMpqU_wJRSzN5xwiiZoOPEkX811de7A=)
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![Lead, element with symbol Pb, on the periodic table Lead on periodic table. Chemical element with symbol Pb for Latin plumbum, and with atomic number 82. Soft and malleable heavy metal with low melting point. Neurotoxin that damages the nervous system. malleable metal stock illustrations](https://media.istockphoto.com/id/1404539391/vector/lead-element-with-symbol-pb-on-the-periodic-table.jpg?s=612x612&w=0&k=20&c=nMS5ZPubzIpKrMpqU_wJRSzN5xwiiZoOPEkX811de7A=)
Lead on periodic table. Chemical element with symbol Pb for Latin plumbum, and with atomic number 82. Soft and malleable heavy metal with low melting point. Neurotoxin that damages the nervous system.
Mercury on periodic table of the elements. Known as quicksilver, a toxic heavy metal and chemical element, with symbol Hg for hydrargyrum and atomic number 80. Used in thermometers and dental amalgam.
Lead on periodic table of the elements. Chemical element with symbol Pb for Latin plumbum, and atomic number 82. Soft, malleable heavy metal with low melting point. Nervous system damaging neurotoxin.
Gold, chemical element, taken from periodic table, with gradients and on black background. Noble and precious metal with chemical symbol Au, for Latin word aurum, and with atomic number 79. Vector.
Hammer and anvil icon vector. A thin line sign. Isolated contour symbol illustration
Tin on periodic table of the elements. Soft, easy to bend and cut metal. Chemical element with Symbol Sn, from Latin stannum, and with atomic number 50. Used for alloys, plating of steel and tin cans.
Anvil icon black color vector illustration flat style simple image
Cadmium on periodic table of the elements. Metal and chemical element, symbol Cd and atomic number 48. Used as steel plating, color pigments and plastic stabilizer, but decreasing because it is toxic.
Blacksmith forges iron by hammer.
Mercury on periodic table of the elements. Known as quicksilver, a toxic heavy metal and chemical element, with symbol Hg for hydrargyrum and atomic number 80. Used in thermometers and dental amalgam.
Anvil contour outline icon black color vector illustration flat style simple image
Hammer and anvil icon vector. A thin line sign. Isolated contour symbol illustration
Gold on periodic table of the elements. Precious metal with chemical symbol Au (Latin aurum), with atomic number 79. Used for coinage, jewelry, and in times of crisis a safe investment, or safe haven.
Anvil set icon grey black color vector illustration image simple flat style solid fill outline contour line thin
Terbium on periodic table. Malleable and ductile, rare earth metal in the lanthanide series, with atomic number 65, and element symbol Tb. Used in alloys and in the production of electronic devices.
Illustration of a stack of gold bars. Editable Clip Art.