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Aluminum- AI 13 most abundant element on earth Alkaline earth metal
Calcium- Ca 20 Found in bones and teeth
Carbon-C 6 Common allotropes are diamond and graphite radioactive
Chlorine- CL 17 Halogen green/ yellow poison gas
Copper- Cu 29 Transition metal Coinage metals First metal used by Humans
Gold- Au 79 Transition Metal Coinage metal Used since 6000 BC Valuable precious metal
Helium- He 2 noble gas 2nd lightest element
Hydrogen- H 1 Considered the father of the elements
Iodine- I 53 Halogen When heated forms violet vapor
Iron- Fe 26 Transition metal iron triad Discovered and Used before 5000 BC Named for Latin "Ferum"
Lead- Pb 82 Can be poisonous to humans and animals
Magnesium- Mg 12 Alkaline Earth Metal Found on Greek Island "Magnesia"
Manganese- Mn 25 Transition metal Used by Egyptians and romans in making glass
Nickel- Ni 28 transition metal Iron Triad Found in meterorites
Mercury- Hg 80 Transition metal Only metal that is liquid at room temperature Was called quick silver
Nitrogen- N 7 Makes up 78 % of earth's atmosphere
Oxygen- O 8 Chalcogen Mistakenly names as an acid generator
Phosphorus- P 15 Names means light bearing
Potassium- K 19 Alkali Metal Originally called calium-alkali
Sillicon- Si 14 Name comes from Latin "Silex" flint
Sodium-Na 11 Alkali metal Symbol from Latin word "natrium"
Sulfur- S 16 Chakogen Referred to in Bible as Brimstone Name is Latin Yellowish in color
Tin-Sn 50 Dates back to 3000 BC Name is German- Zinn
Tungsten-W 74 Transition metal Name is Swedish "Wolf-ram" heavy stone Highest melting pint on PT
Boren- B 5 Name from Arabic word" Buraq"
Uranium-U 92 Prime source of nuclear fizion
Zinc-ZN 30 Transition Metal Name German-"zink" Used as early as 5000 BC
Fluroine-F 9 Halogen Named after mineral flurospar pale yellow poison gas
Barium-Ba 56 Alkaline Earth Metal Named from mineral barite Produces a green flame
Platinum- Pt 178 Transition Metal Name from Spanish word "platina" Most ductile of all metals
Titanium-Ti 22 Transition Metal Named for Greek Gods "Titans"
Lithium- Li 3 Alkali Metal Named for the greek word "lithose stone"
Berylilum-Be 4 Alkaline Earth Metal Produces toxic fumes Used since Ancient Egypt
Plutomium- Pu 94 Actanide series Used in first atomic bombs, "Trinity" Fat Man"
Neon- Ne 10 Noble Gas Names means new one in Greek Used in signs
Bromine-Br 35 Halogen Name is Greek "bromose" Stinch Comes from Sea water
Cobalt- Co 27 Transition metal iron triad Name from German-Kobold mean goblin Poisonous blue pigment
Radium- Ra 88 Alkaline Earth Metal Used to treat cancer Name from Latin" radius" Highly Radioactive
Radon- Rn 86 Noble Gas Easily inhaled gas Causes lung cancer
Silver- Ag 47 Transition metal coinage metal Symbol for latin word "argentium" old english
Created by: livharris2009
 

 



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