Common Elements And Their Symbols

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Al

Back 1

Aluminum

Hint 1

Cans used to be made of these

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Sb

Back 2

Antimony

Hint 2

Doesn't sound like the symbol

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Ar

Back 3

Argon

Hint 3

A gaseous, arrogant element

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As

Back 4

Arsenic

Hint 4

Deadly and Amelia

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Ba

Back 5

Barium

Hint 5

Bear tree bum

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Ca

Back 6

Calcium

Hint 6

Important for bones and teeth

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C

Back 7

Carbon

Hint 7

Diamonds and Smog

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Cs

Back 8

Cesium

Hint 8

Seas of dim. . .

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Cl

Back 9

Chlorine

Hint 9

Cleans your pool

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Cr

Back 10

Chromium

Hint 10

Burning chrome

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Co

Back 11

Cobalt

Hint 11

Another word for blue

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Cu

Back 12

Copper

Hint 12

Precious to power

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F

Back 13

Florine

Hint 13

Hippies complain when something similar is in the water

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Ga

Back 14

Gallium

Hint 14

A gallon of em

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Ge

Back 15

Germanium

Hint 15

Lesser known semiconductor

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Au

Back 16

Gold

Hint 16

Illustrious and wonderful, the base of pre-modern economics

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He

Back 17

Helium

Hint 17

A gas that's lighter than air

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H

Back 18

Hydrogen

Hint 18

One H, one electron, most common element in the universe.

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I

Back 19

Iodine

Hint 19

Creates a purple smoke in its pure form.

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Fe

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Iron

Hint 20

Began the age after bronze, Deus Vult

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Kr

Back 21

Krypton

Hint 21

Sounds like superman's weakness.

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Pb

Back 22

Lead

Hint 22

Flint, Michigan

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Li

Back 23

Lithium

Hint 23

The modern battery

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Mg

Back 24

Magnesium

Hint 24

Magneto sounds like this metal

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Mn

Back 25

Magnese

Hint 25

Like mandarin knees

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Hg

Back 26

Mercury

Hint 26

Quicksilver

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Ne

Back 27

Neon

Hint 27

In the dystopian future, there is always plenty of this.

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Ni

Back 28

Nickel

Hint 28

¢5

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N

Back 29

Nitrogen

Hint 29

Used to super cool things

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O

Back 30

Oxygen

Hint 30

One of the most corrosive substances in the universe, also human fuel

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P

Back 31

Phosphorus

Hint 31

Comes in red and white, the latter of which slightly glows. Found in human urine and bone marrow

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Pt

Back 32

Platinum

Hint 32

Very precious metal, much wow, such credit

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K

Back 33

Potassium

Hint 33

Ion important in human thought, found in bananas and kale

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Ra

Back 34

Radium

Hint 34

not necessary for living organisms, and adverse health effects are likely when it is incorporated into biochemical processes because of its radioactivity and chemical reactivity.

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Rn

Back 35

Radon

Hint 35

It is a radioactive, colorless, odorless, tasteless noble gas, occurring naturally as a decay product of radium

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Rb

Back 36

Rubidium

Hint 36

Sometimes used in fireworks to give them a purple color,with a half-life of 49 billion years—more than three times longer than the estimated age of the Universe.

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Se

Back 37

Selenium

Hint 37

a semiconductor and is used in photocells. Applications in electronics, once important, have been mostly supplanted by silicon semiconductor devices

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Si

Back 38

Silicon

Hint 38

Our electronic mother element.

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Ag

Back 39

Silver

Hint 39

Can kill vampires or buy bread

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Na

Back 40

Sodium

Hint 40

The only rock that tastes good

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Sr

Back 41

Strontium

Hint 41

Consuming 75% of production, the primary use for it is in glass for colour television cathode ray tubes. It prevents X-ray emission. Isotope created in nuclear fallout is extremely deadly.

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S

Back 42

Sulfur

Hint 42

Volcanoes release a ton of this

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Sn

Back 43

Tin

Hint 43

A common metal used in old Christmas toys

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W

Back 44

Tungsten

Hint 44

it has the highest melting point of all the elements. Its hardness and high density give it military applications in penetrating projectiles.

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U

Back 45

Uranium

Hint 45

The promise of a future of abundant energy lies with this element

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Xe

Back 46

Xenon

Hint 46

employed in typical 35mm, IMAX, and digital film projection systems.

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Zn

Back 47

Zinc

Hint 47

an essential mineral perceived by the public today as being of "exceptional biologic and public health importance", especially regarding prenatal and postnatal development.