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Chem video things

Hydrogen fact 1.

Never a solid at atmospheric pressure

Hydrogen fact 2.

Baseline for atomic spectra

Hydrogen fact 3.

Most abundant element in universe

Bismuth fact 1.

Used in fireworks, burns yellow with a blue flare

Bismuth fact 2.

As it solidifies it expands, which is why it grows in a staircase pattern.

Bismuth fact 3.

Least likely metal to be magnetized

Carbon fact 1.

20% of all living organisms

Carbon fact 2.

Coal, diamond, and graphite are pure forms of it

Carbon fact 3.

Able to form four covalent bonds.

Fluoride fact 1.

Most electro negative electron.

Fluoride fact 2.

Used in frosting glass.

Fluoride fact 3.

Most reactive non metal that will spontaneously react with steel wool.

Neon fact 1.

Used to decorate the Paris Opera House

Neon fact 2.

Can see it’s excited form through fog up to 30 feet

Neon fact 3.

4th most abundant element in the universe, rarest on Earth.

Zinc fact 1.

Used in multi vitamins to boost immune system.

Zinc fact 2.

Natural bug repellant

Zinc fact 3.

Used in metals to prevent oxidization

Aluminum fact 1.

Once considered more valuable than gold

Aluminum fact 2.

Most abundant metal in the crust

Aluminum fact 3.

Used for construction, transportation, and electricity, etc.

Phosphorus fact 1.

First element to be discovered to glow in the dark

Phosphorus fact 2.

A key ingredient in matches

Phosphorus fact 3.

Essential for life as it forms R/DNA, ATP, and more.

Titanium fact 1.

Named after a group in greek mythology for their strength

Titanium fact 2.

Strong as steel but half as dense

Titanium fact 3.

Doesn’t occur naturally only in compounds of igneous rock

Iron fact 1.

Most abundant metal throughout Earth.

Iron fact 2.

Most used metal o

Iron fact 3.

Gives hemoglobin its red color

Copper fact 1.

First element discovered

Copper fact 2.

Oxidizes and turns green

Copper fact 3.

Second best conductor of electricity

Iodine fact 1.

One of its isotopes has a half life of 8 days

Iodine fact 2.

Monitor thyroid gland functioning

Iodine fact 3.

Name comes from a Greek word meaning “Violet colored”

Iridium fact 1.

One of the highest melting points

Iridium fact 2.

Rare on Earth’s surface but abundant in asteroids

Iridium fact 3.

One of the most corrosion resistant metals.

Gold fact 1.

Used for currency around the world

Gold fact 2.

Most malleable element

Gold fact 3.

one of the most non-reactive metals

Mercury fact 1.

Only liquid metal at room temperature

Mercury fact 2.

Used in dental amalgams for fillings with silver, zinc, copper, tin

Mercury fact 3.

Where the term “Mad Hatter” is derived from.

Polonium fact 1.

When mixed with Beryllium it can be used as a neutron gun to trigger nuclear weapons.

Polonium fact 2.

Present in 1 part per 10^15 in the Earth’s crust

Polonium fact 3.

Used to get rid of static electricity

Uranium fact 1.

Largest atomic weight of any naturally occurring element

Uranium fact 2.

1 and ½ as many neutrons as protons

Uranium fact 3.

Used for nuclear power and bonds