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Hydrogen
Simplest, nearly in all living things, used for production o/ ammonia & vegetables, debatable if they pollute.
Helium
discovered on sun, balloons can make voice higher pitch/vibrate faster, never made successfully made a compound with.
Lithium
Lightest & simplest, floats, batteries, used to treat depression, reacts violently with water
beryllium
Deadly w/ sugary taste, high metlting point, found in 30 plus minerals; emeralds, can cause lung cancer
Boron
metalloid, absorbs neutrons in control rods, borax
Carbon
graphite, graphene(super strong), 10 mil compounds, first tattoos
Nitrogen
Crucial to life, proteins, food preservation, used for nonreactive atmospheres, laughing gas
Oxygen
vital for life, 20% of atmosphere, can be used as bleaching agent, huge insects, common in earth’s crust
Fluorine
Most reactive, added to drinking water/toothpaste, deadly, found in 25% o/ drugs.
Neon
No stable compound, intense orange, “neon” lights
Sodium
So reactive, no found alone in nature, blood pressure, nervous system works properly, used for mummification, many important compounds
Magnesium
makes car bodies, flare for FIREWORKS, catalyst in organic reactions, 300 body processes, comes from Nevada.
Aluminum
Most abundant metal, millions each year, take 5% of energy to recycle, 50-60% gets recycled.
Silicon
main ingredient in sand, quartz, glass, soap, adhesives, not silicone, plant cell walls, endless way to use
Phosphorus
White red black, white can self ignite, glow in dark, fireworks and fertilizer, red tipped matches, found accidentaly
sulfur
bible times, brimstone, skunks defensive odor, FARTS, gunpowder, car batteries.
Chlorine
used in lots of things, paints, paper, medicines, bleaching agent, used in WWI= chemical warfare. skin of poison dart frogs.
Argon
Incandescent light bulbs, lasers- LASIK
Potassium
Highly explosive, used in everything, preserve food middle ages, important like electrolyte, only 20% of Americans have enough
Calcium
Assists in Muscle, need vitamin D, 2% of human body is composed of, cement, chalk,