Bronze+by+Carmen+and+Salo

media type="custom" key="21894776" QUESTIONS:
 * Aluminium (by Miguel): 13
 * Beryllium (by Paula.B): It has more than 300. Examples: Emerald, aquamarine, red beryl, pink beryl and colorless beryl.
 * Chromimum (by Irene.T): More than 12%.
 * Cobalt (by Rogelio): Ferromagnetic metal, association with nickel. It has a relative permavity.
 * Copper (by Alejandra): It has a great conductor of electricity.
 * Foundries (by PAG studios): It’s a factory that produced molty castings.
 * Gold (by Álvaro): Tutankamon.
 * Iron (by David): Tools, a souvenir, a fossil, a wrench and a skillet
 * Lead (by Guillermo): People use it for make balances, solders alloys, lead valleys and cables coppers.
 * Magnesium (by Jazmín): Yes, we can find it in salts and dioxides.
 * Mercury (by Javier): Chile, New York, Monterey, Estonia, Petrograd, Shandong, a country next to China but I don’t know the name. The video and the glog don't say the answer of the other question.
 * Nickel (by Alberto): Electric guitar’s strings.
 * Nickel Silver (by Yoan): I didn't see it very well but I think that it's silver.
 * Platinum (by Carlos P): North America (Massachusetts and New York), Russia (Moscow), South Africa (Johannesburg).
 * Silver (by Irene.P): United States, Canada, Mexico, Peru, China, Russia, Australia, Poland.
 * Steel (by SLS): Steinless steel.
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">Tin (by Tania): Gray tin, white tin.
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">Titanium (by Carlos.A): Aero planes, cars and submarines.
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">Zinc (by Ángel): 30.
 * <span style="font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">I can't see Paula, Claudia, Bea and Andrea's respective videos.