Common Elements/Uses
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| Aluminum | A light metal used in making airplanes, buildings, pots and pans, etc.
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| Bromine | Used in photography, medicines, insecticides, etc.
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| Calcium | A soft, metallic chemical element found in limestone, marble, chalk, etc.
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| Carbon | Found in coal, oil, gas, living things, and inks.
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| Chlorine | Used in bleach, in chemical to kill germs in swimming pools, and found with the element sodium in table salt.
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| Chromium | A shiny metal usde on bumpers of some cars, household fixtures, etc.
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| Copper | A metal used for electric wires, pots, pans, and pennies.
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| Gold | A metal used for jewelry and precious decorative pieces.
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| Helium | A gas much lighter in air used in blimps and balloons.
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| Hydrogen | A flammable and explosive gas.
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| Iodine | Used on cuts and wounds to kill germs.
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| Iron | A strong metal used in the construction of buildings, steel, and machines.
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| Lead | A metal used in automobile batteries and in fishing and diving weights.
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| Mercury | A heavy, poisonous liquid used in some thermometers.
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| Neon | A gas used in many lights and signs.
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| Nickel | A metal used in coins.
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| Nitrogen | The main gas in the air, also used as fertilizer.
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| Oxygen | A gas nessesary for respiration; aids burning.
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| Platinum | An expensive metal used in jewelry.
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| Potassium | Found in fertilizers.
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| Silicon | Used in electronics and in compounds for making glass.
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| Silver | Used in tableware, jewelry, photography, medicines, and coins.
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| Sodium | A soft metal that combines with chlorine to make table salt.
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| Sulfur | Used to make sulfuric acid and some medicines such as pet powders.
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| Tin | Used to make cans.
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| Tungsten | A metal used in light bulb filamets.
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| Uranium | A metal used in some nuclear reactions.
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| Zinc | A metal that prevents rust and is used in dry cell batteries.
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| Lithium | High temperature lubricants
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| Magnesium | Powder
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| Lithium | High temperature lubricants
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| Magnesium | Powder
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| Radium | Self-luminous plants
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| Titanium | Alloys with aluminum
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| Zirconium | Nucleur industry for cladding fuel elements
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| Manganese | Used to form many alloys
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| Cobalt | Magnetic steels
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| Plutonium | Nucleur weapons
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| Polonium | eleminating static charges
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| Krypton | Flourescent lights
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| Anitmony | Infared Directors
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| Phosphorus | found in fertilizers
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| Fluorine | Prevents tooth decay
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| Xenon | Electron tubes
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| Argon | Light Bulbs
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| Radon | Earthquake prediction
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| Curium | One source for Alpha Proton X-ray Spectrometer on Mars
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| Arsenic | bronzing
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