This metal was stacked with copper and (*) brine-soaked disks to make Alessandro Volta's "pile," an early battery.
The Marsh test uses six equivalents of this metal to detect the presence of arsenic. Small crystals of this metal known as "spangles" are usually produced when this element is deposited in the "hot dip" method. This metal often stabilizes two histidine and two cysteine residues. This metal binds the substrate in alcohol dehydrogenase. This metal was stacked with copper and (*) brine-soaked disks to make Alessandro Volta's "pile," an early battery. This group-12 metal, which forms a namesake "finger" motif, is alloyed with copper to make brass. To prevent rusting, metals are coated with this element in galvanization. For 10 points, name this metal with symbol Zn.
The Marsh test uses six equivalents of this metal to detect the presence of arsenic.
zinc [or Zn before mentioned] &lt;AF&gt;