The Periodic Table(118)

Hydrogen

A gas form element with an atomic number of 1

Helium

A noble gas element with an atomic number of 2

Lithium

An alkali metal element with an atomic number of 3

Beryllium

A crystalline form of this element is beryl and it has an atomic number of 4. The beryl forms include: *Chromium Emeralds and *Cobalt Aquamarines.

Boron

An element used in Silly Putty with an atomic number of 5

Carbon

The element that makes diamond, with an atomic number of 6

Noble Gas

These gases are in neon lights! Neon is one of them.

Alkali Metal

Elements that are highly reactive to water.

Nitrogen

An element with an atomic number of 7

Oxygen

The air we breathe, with an atomic number of 8

Fluorine

Atomic number of 9

Neon

Noble Gas element described in noble gas

Sodium

Most reactive alkali metal

Magnesium

Element 12

Aluminium

A 2-pronounciation word with an atomic number of 13

Transition Metals

Wide Central

Silicon

This is not silicone.

Phosphorus

As this element is the flaming red part of a triditional candle-lighting match, it's atomic number is fifteen and it's symbol is the letter "P".

Sulfur

If you go to a *hotsprings, you will smell the smell of rotten eggs coming out the water. If you get the water in your eyes, they will burn. The smell and burning sensation are both cause by element 16 in the water, and the symbol is the same letter as the fourth and last letter of "Hotsprings"

Chlorine

This element is the reason you have to take a shower after swimming lessons. This element is number seventeen on the periodic table, and the symbol is the letter "C" and then "L", though this element has the eigth letter in the alphabet before the "L" in the name of the element.

Argon

This is the blue variety of neon lights. (Noble Gas) This element has an atomic number of eighteen (you should know by know that I do my elements by elemental order), and a symbol of the first two letters in the word "armed" which has nothing to do with it (unless there's a term such as "armed with ____" that people say at least twice a year. That would be wierd.).

Potassium

RADIOACTIVE BANANAS! That's what a reporter would say if he only got hold of half the facts. (Yes, they are.) You may recognize this element from in foods. This elements symbol is svenska (as well as Sodium) and is "K" and the atomic number or number of protons is nineteen. This element is as good as bananas and any othef fruit. Radioactive also forms Helium! (With Thorium and Uranium.)

Calcium

This element is known in vitamins, with Potassium. This element is like Potassium because it is in foods, to help people grow. This element's pure from is very metallic, and weighs about forty pounds. The atomic number is twenty and the symbol is the ninth and tenth letters of "Multiplication" which has nothing to do with Calcium unless there's a term called "multiplying _____" which would be very weird.

Scandium

This element is the first element you've probably never heard of. If you have, awesome! Anyway, this element has (hint, hint) the word "scan" in it and ends in "ium" like most other elements. This element's symbol is the first two letters in "scan" and the atomic number/number of protons in the nuclei is twenty-one which you should know after the previous element's number was twenty and I go in numerical order of the periodic table order, and the weight is about forty-two lb.

Titanium

TITANS! That's probably the first thing you sould think immediately after you hear the name of this twenty-second element. The symbol is TI and there are many applications for this element. You have it in your house.

Vanadium

Vans are not related to this element. This element is used it tools like wrenches though. This element's symbol is V and the number is twenty-threeeeeeeeeeeee zzz zzz zzz zzz (that's how I feel right now telling you the number over and over again. zzz zzz ZZZ ZZZ I won't do any more terms that aren't elements and that way they will be in the order. How thaaaaaat YAWN ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZ Snore Zzz

Chromium

You can get nearly anythin' Chrome plated. From hood to trunk of a car, in the 1980s you'd find this element. The atomic number is twenty-four. The symbol is CR.

Manganese

Element twenty-five and MN and with Chrome. zzz zzz zzz

Iron

América! FE, 26 yay. Horseshoes.

Cobalt

Ever heard of Co Blue? It's a pigment. Pronounced: PIGG-minnt. This element's symbol is the first two letters in "Colorado. You know what they say, CO in CO! The number of protons is [Drumroll] twnety-seven!

Nickel

No, this is not the coin. This element sometimes makes them sometimes. This element is NI and this probably gave this away and the number of protons is twenty-eight.

Copper

More coins! Pennies were made originally with Gold(79) but now they are made of this element. The symbol is the first two letters in "Cups", and maybe there are CU cups, the atomic number/number of protons is 29, the weight is about fifty-eight lb.

Zinc

Sunscreen! This element is good for casting. This was the first element Theodore Gray-the author of the book "The Elements, A Visual Exploration of Every Known Atom In The Universe"-learned to cast. The symbol is "Z-N" and the number of protons is 30, the weight is about 60 lb!

Gallium

Don't ask me what the origin of this element's name. Just don't. This element looks similar to Titanium (22) and is weird. The symbol is G-A, the atomic number is thirty-one, and the weight of this element is sixty-two lb! (The weight is twice the atomic number because protons are two lb!)

Germanium

GERMANY! Deutsch! Yes, Europe. Element 32, GE, and sixty-four pounds, this element is German. IT TAKES ALOT TO HAVE AN ELEMENT NAME AFTER YOUR CONTINENT (example: AMERICIUM), COUNTRY (example: POLONIUM), STATE (example: CALIFORNIUM), CITY (example: BERKELIUM), OR EVEN YOURSELF (example: Mendelevium).

Arsenic

PARIS GREEN IS NOT FROM PARIS. This is a pigment/rat poison.Yea, it's gross. Anyway, this element weighs sixty-six pounds, it is element 33, and the symbol is "AR". Arsenal, Arsen, Paris Green, all uses of this element. Note: Arsen- in each Arsenal and Arsen.

Selenium

Arsenic's neighbor on the periodic table of elements,this element SEES YOU.

Bromine

BRO, BRO, BRO, BRO, BRO! Yep. Yep. Element 35. Weight: 70 lb. Symbol: BR. Bro. Hey, Bro, ever heard a this element?!?!

Krypton

No, not superman. Kr is a gas, not a solid. Superman: Ya got some Kryptonite? Random Person: No, it's not real. Kr is a gas. Element 36, seventy-two lb, and KR, this element is the purple color in neon lights.

Rubidium

Though girls might think this is, the element is NOT related to rubies. Though, the abreaviation (symbol) is the firts letter in "rubies", the the third letter in "Rubies". The atomic number is thirty-seven, and the weight is about seventy-four pounds, and yet this element is popular. Probably because of the ruby situation that definitely drives me crazy, and when I said definitely drives me crazy, I meant definitely absolutely postively drives me very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very crazy.

Strontium

Element thirty eight and weighing seventy six pounds, and an atomic symbol of SR, This element is a metal and is just like you'd think

Yttrium

Element thirty nine, seventy eight pounds, and a symbol of "Y", this element is connected to other elements. (Yttrium, Erbium, Terbium, Ytterbium) This element is a transition metal.

Zirconium

This is element forty, eighty pounds, and Zr as the symbol, I CANT REMEMBER ANY OTHER FACTS.

Niobium

Element 41, weight is about 82 atomic weight. Symbol is NO, and there is alot of facts that I don't know! (Poem format for definitions now.

Molybdenum

Element number 42 and the weight is 84 too!
Seriously, the symbol is MO, and for some reason each symbol ends in "O"!

Technetium

Element number 43 and 86 (a breeze)
Seriously, the symbol is TC, and finally we have symbol ending in C!

Ruthenium

Element number 44 and weight 88!
Seriously, the symbol is RU and we have a symbol that means that you read this! (Not a good ryheme)

Rhodium

Element 45 and weight is 60! Obviously we have gotten into the sixties!
Seriously, the symbol is RO and we are back to the symbols ending in O!

Palladium

Element 46 and weight is 62. That means we are far into the table too!
Seriously, the symbol is PA and we are ending the additions for today!

Silver

Element 47 and weight 64, it has a very pretty ore!
Seriously, the symbol is Ag, and we are losing the stability!

Cadmium

Element 48 and weight 96 it can be in metals sticks!
Seriously, the symbol is Cd, and we we have even less stability!

Indium

Element 49 and weight 99, it is very fine.
Seriously, the symbol is In, and this is the last song til' Hafnium N!

Tin

The element is #50 and weighs 101 mass! The symbol is Sb

Antimony

This element is number 51 obviously! I mean, seriously! I've been doing it since the Wide Central. The symbol is Sr for no apparent reason that I am aware of currently. It weighs about 103 and...[exploding noise]...sorry, somebody threw sodium into LM eighty trillion seconds ago.

Tellurium

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Iodine

Element 53, 107 pg, I, and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and zzzssszzzzz100000000002729394739374774,874,927,927,927,926,283,842,942,294,294,294,294,204

Xenon

Element 54, 109 Picograms, and symbol of Xe. It is a purple noble gas. What else is there to know?

Caesium

Cs
55
5th Alkali Metal
(CS) An alkali metal, the second most reactive alkali metal. If this soft metal is dropped in water it can break glass and weak plastic.
111 Picograms

Barium

This element is number 56. It is the last element until' the lanthasnides.

Lanthanum

All I need to tell you is...LANTHANIDES











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Cerium

Symbol: Ce

Praseodymium

Atomic Number: 59

Neodymium

noun \ˌnēōˈdimēəm

Promethium

Pm(61)

Samarium

noun \səˈma(a)rēəm

Europium

noun \yəˈrōpēəm

Gadolinium

noun \ˌgadəlˈinēəm

Terbium

noun \ˈtərbēəm

Dysprosium

Dy 66 (162.50)

Holmium

noun \ˈhō(l)mēəm

Erbium

Larry was sent to the "ER" because of his broken leg.

Thulium

noun \-lēəm

Ytterbium

70, Yb, Lanthanide

Lutetium

Lu (#71)

Hafnium

noun \ˈhafnēəm

Tantalum

noun \ˈtantələm

Tungsten

Symbol: W

Rhenium

noun \ˈrēnēəm

Osmium

noun \ˈäzmēəm

Iridium

Ir

Platinum

Pt, 白金，铂

Gold

Oro

Mercury

Hg 80

Thallium

Greek for "twig"

Lead

Pb

Bismuth

Pepto Bismol

Polonium

-named after Poland

Astatine

At 85

Radon

Ra
Rn
What Noble Gas is 2nd Leading cause of Cancer?

Francium

Fr (87)

Radium

88 Ra

Actinium

Symbol: Ac

Thorium

90, Th, Actinide

Protactinium

91 Pa

Uranium

92. U

Neptunium

noun \nepˈt(y)ünēəm sometimes -pˈchü-

Plutonium

Pu 94

Americium

Am 95

Curium

96, Cm, Actinde

Berkelium

named after the city where it was first synthesized