Elements of the periodic table

  • Xenon is a noble gas element, symbol Xe.

  • Hydrogen, symbol H, first element; fuels stars.

  • German name for iodine element, symbol I.

  • German name for element tungsten, symbol W

  • Real element, symbol Zn, bluish metal used to galvanize steel.

  • Transition metal, symbol V, atomic number 23.

  • Pb, heavy metal element, used in pipes, batteries.

  • Chemical element Fe, metal used in steel making.

  • Synthetic element Db, atomic number 105.

  • Element Mg, alkaline earth metal, vital for life.

  • Chemical element, symbol N, main air component.

  • Chemical element Au, precious yellow metal.

  • Italian for uranium, heavy radioactive metal.

  • Radioactive metal, symbol Ra, discovered by the Curies.

  • German name for element potassium, symbol K.

  • Element F, pale green halogen gas, very reactive

  • Noble gas element, symbol Ar, atomic number 18.

  • Rare-earth metal, symbol Eu, named after Europe.

  • Noble gas element, symbol Kr, atomic number 36.

  • Metallic element Ga, melts near room temp.

  • Ytterbium, symbol Yb, rare-earth metal named after Ytterby.

  • Element Hg, liquid metal once called quicksilver.

  • Alkaline earth metal, Ba, soft and reactive.

  • Element C, nonmetal, key for organic life on Earth.

  • Real element, symbol K, an essential alkali metal.

  • Metal element Na, soft, reacts with water, key for nerves.

  • Transition metal, symbol Ti, atomic number 22.

  • Element Ca, alkaline earth metal in bones and shells.

  • Lanthanide metal, symbol Er, used in fiber optics.

  • Metal, symbol Sn, atomic number 50, known since antiquity.

  • Synthetic actinide, Es, named for Albert Einstein.

  • Metal element, symbol Al, atomic number 13.

  • Spanish "oro" means gold, element Au.

  • Noble gas element, symbol Ne, in neon lights.

  • Spanish "oxígeno", element O, vital gas.

  • Halogen element, Br, reddish-brown liquid.

  • Element Ag, shiny precious metal for coins, jewelry.

  • Transition metal, symbol Zr, used in nuclear reactors.

  • Heavy synthetic element Ds, Z=110.

  • Metalloid element, B, used in borosilicate glass.

  • Chemical element I, halogen, violet vapor.

  • Alkali metal, symbol Rb, soft and highly reactive.

  • An alternative name for tungsten, element 74.

  • Nonmetal element, symbol P, key for DNA and fertilizers.

  • Noble gas, symbol Rn, radioactive and colorless.

  • Radioactive alkali metal, symbol Fr, very rare

  • Element S, yellow nonmetal, used in fertilizer, matches.

  • Metalloid Ge, used in semiconductors.

  • Synthetic actinide, Pu, used in nuclear reactors and weapons.

  • Italian for lithium, alkali metal, Li.

  • Precious metal, symbol Rh, used in catalysts.

  • Osmium, very dense transition metal.

  • Metalloid element, symbol As, toxic and used in semiconductors.

  • Lanthanide metal Dy, atomic number 66.

  • Noble metal, Pt, famous for jewelry and catalysts.

  • Transition metal, symbol Ni, used in coins.

  • Element Cu, reddish transition metal, good conductor.

  • Chemical element Ir, dense platinum‑group metal.

  • Element Si, semiconductor, backbone of electronics.

  • Element Cl, greenish-yellow halogen gas.

  • Soft metal, Tl, atomic number 81, highly toxic.

  • Chemical element In, soft post‑transition metal.

  • Transition metal, Pd, used in catalysts and electronics.

  • Oganesson, superheavy noble gas, Og.

  • Element Co, hard magnetic metal used in alloys.

  • Metalloid, Te, atomic number 52, rare in Earth’s crust.

  • Lr, synthetic actinide, named for E. Lawrence.

  • Yodo is Spanish for iodine, real element number 53.

  • Heavy metal, Bi, low toxicity, used in meds.

  • Radioactive chalcogen, Po, discovered by Marie Curie.

  • The German name for iron, element Fe, is valid here. ⚙️

  • Light metal, Be, toxic, used in beryllium alloys.

  • German for hydrogen (H), accepted alt name

  • Radioactive actinide, Th, atomic number 90.

  • Latin name for sodium, element symbol Na.

  • Synthetic actinide, symbol Fm, named for Fermi

  • La, soft silvery lanthanide, first in the series.

  • Element Cd, soft toxic metal once used in batteries.

  • Element Mn, hard metal used in steel alloys.

  • Element Cr, shiny hard metal, used for chrome plating.

  • Element Sc, rare light metal, used in alloys.

  • Element Se, trace nutrient, used in glass, electronics.

  • “Ferrum” is the Latin name for iron.

  • Lu, heavy lanthanide, used in PET scanners.

  • Element Mo, transition metal used in steels.

  • “Fosforo” is phosphorus in Italian and other languages.

  • Transition metal, symbol Nb, used in steels.

  • Transition metal Ru, used in electronics and alloys.

  • Old temp name for element 115, now moscovium.

  • Old proposed name for element 105, never adopted.

  • hidrogeno

  • Lanthanide metal, Tb, atomic number 65, used in phosphors.

  • Synthetic element Rf, named for Ernest Rutherford.

  • Synthetic actinide, symbol Am, used in smoke detectors.

  • Element Sb, metalloid also called stibium in Latin.

  • Lv, synthetic superheavy element 116, US‑Russian.

  • Element Cs, very soft, reactive alkali metal.

  • Halogen element, symbol At, very radioactive and rare.

  • Holmium, symbol Ho, rare earth metal.

  • Kohlenstoff is the German name for carbon.

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