Converse of object

• melt: The skin friction of the missile at those speeds at those altitudes would melt any metals or nonmetals available.

• trace: Dr. C M G van den Berg speciation of trace metals in natural waters.

• bend: Place the metal on top of the card frame and carefully bend the metal over each of the edges.

Adjective modifier

• precious: A hallmark is a series of official marks that verify the purity of an article made from precious metal.

• heavy: I'm also a fan of good ' ol heavy metal.

• molten: Blessed, 8, from Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa, knows all about molten metal.

• non-ferrous: Bronze Age It is a highly specialized foundry using the lost wax method to cast works in bronze and other non-ferrous metals.

• ferrous: Corrosion destroys one-fifth of the world's production of ferrous metals annually!

• toxic: On top of this trees will absorb many impurities in the air, for example particles of toxic metals, such as lead.

Modifies a noun

• detector: Do you need a license to use a metal detector?

• halide: How does the solubility of silver halides compare with the solubility of group I metal halides?

• ion: The wind is analogous to the electron current, the leaves on the tree to the metal ions in a conductor.

• oxide: Reaction with acids Magnesium oxide reacts with acids as you would expect any simple metal oxide to react.

• plate: Rich people used metal plates of silver or pewter.

• detectorists: The CBA also recognizes that damage can be caused by metal detectorists ' activities.

Noun used with modifier

• scrap: Scrap metal Scrap metal can be taken to our Recycling Center.

• alkali: Alkali Metal: reactive metallic elements which form alkaline solutions in water and burn in air.

• transition: I am interested to see whether such novel behavior is mirrored in transition metal systems.

• sheet: Does your building have aging sheet metal or asbestos roofs or leaks?

• uranium: This recognition of the discharge of uranium metal posed of becquerel's false.