Complete Periodic Table Elements
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Element 1: H
Hydrogen - Colorless, diatomic gas, most abundant element in universe
Element 2: He
Helium - Noble gas, second most abundant element in universe
Element 3: Li
Lithium - Soft, silvery-white alkali metal, used in batteries
Element 4: Be
Beryllium - Hard, gray metallic element, toxic
Element 5: B
Boron - Semiconducting metalloid, essential for plant growth
Element 6: C
Carbon - Basis for organic chemistry, forms 4 covalent bonds
Element 7: N
Nitrogen - Colorless, odorless gas, 78% of Earth's atmosphere
Element 8: O
Oxygen - Reactive gas essential for life, makes up 21% of atmosphere
Element 9: F
Fluorine - Most reactive halogen, pale yellow gas
Element 10: Ne
Neon - Noble gas, used in lighting
Element 11: Na
Sodium - Soft, silvery-white alkali metal, essential for life
Element 12: Mg
Magnesium - Light, silvery-white metal, essential for chlorophyll
Element 13: Al
Aluminum - Light, silvery metal, most abundant metal in Earth's crust
Element 14: Si
Silicon - Metalloid, basis for electronics and computer chips
Element 15: P
Phosphorus - Essential for life, used in DNA and ATP
Element 16: S
Sulfur - Yellow nonmetal, found in amino acids
Element 17: Cl
Chlorine - Toxic yellow-green gas, used in water purification
Element 18: Ar
Argon - Noble gas, third most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere
Element 19: K
Potassium - Soft, silvery-white alkali metal, essential for nerve function
Element 20: Ca
Calcium - Alkaline earth metal, essential for bones and teeth
Element 21: Sc
Scandium - Transition metal, used in aerospace alloys
Element 22: Ti
Titanium - Strong, light metal used in aerospace and medical implants
Element 23: V
Vanadium - Hard transition metal, used in steel alloys
Element 24: Cr
Chromium - Hard metal, used in stainless steel
Element 25: Mn
Manganese - Hard, brittle metal, essential trace element
Element 26: Fe
Iron - Most common metal, essential for hemoglobin
Element 27: Co
Cobalt - Blue-tinted metal, used in magnets and batteries
Element 28: Ni
Nickel - Silvery metal, used in coins and stainless steel
Element 29: Cu
Copper - Reddish metal, excellent conductor of electricity
Element 30: Zn
Zinc - Bluish-white metal, used in galvanization
Element 31: Ga
Gallium - Metal that melts in your hand, used in electronics
Element 32: Ge
Germanium - Metalloid, used in semiconductors
Element 33: As
Arsenic - Metalloid, historically used as poison
Element 34: Se
Selenium - Nonmetal, essential trace element
Element 35: Br
Bromine - Red-brown liquid halogen
Element 36: Kr
Krypton - Noble gas, used in lighting
Element 37: Rb
Rubidium - Soft, silvery alkali metal
Element 38: Sr
Strontium - Alkaline earth metal, used in fireworks
Element 39: Y
Yttrium - Transition metal, used in LED lights
Element 40: Zr
Zirconium - Transition metal, used in nuclear reactors
Element 41: Nb
Niobium - Transition metal, used in superconducting magnets
Element 42: Mo
Molybdenum - Hard metal, used in steel alloys
Element 43: Tc
Technetium - Radioactive metal, first synthetic element
Element 44: Ru
Ruthenium - Hard transition metal, used in electronics
Element 45: Rh
Rhodium - Rare transition metal, used in catalytic converters
Element 46: Pd
Palladium - Precious metal, used in catalytic converters
Element 47: Ag
Silver - Precious metal, best electrical conductor
Element 48: Cd
Cadmium - Toxic metal, used in batteries
Element 49: In
Indium - Soft metal, used in LCD screens
Element 50: Sn
Tin - Low-melting metal, used in solder
Element 51: Sb
Antimony - Metalloid, used in flame retardants
Element 52: Te
Tellurium - Metalloid, used in solar cells
Element 53: I
Iodine - Purple-black solid halogen, essential for thyroid function
Element 54: Xe
Xenon - Noble gas, used in camera flashes
Element 55: Cs
Cesium - Soft alkali metal, used in atomic clocks
Element 56: Ba
Barium - Alkaline earth metal, used in X-ray imaging
Element 57: La
Lanthanum - First lanthanide, used in camera lenses
Element 58: Ce
Cerium - Most abundant rare earth, used in catalytic converters
Element 59: Pr
Praseodymium - Rare earth used in magnets
Element 60: Nd
Neodymium - Rare earth used in strong magnets
Element 61: Pm
Promethium - Radioactive rare earth element
Element 62: Sm
Samarium - Rare earth used in magnets
Element 63: Eu
Europium - Rare earth used in red TV phosphors
Element 64: Gd
Gadolinium - Rare earth used in MRI contrast agents
Element 65: Tb
Terbium - Rare earth used in green phosphors
Element 66: Dy
Dysprosium - Rare earth used in magnets
Element 67: Ho
Holmium - Rare earth with highest magnetic strength
Element 68: Er
Erbium - Rare earth used in fiber optics
Element 69: Tm
Thulium - Rarest naturally occurring rare earth
Element 70: Yb
Ytterbium - Rare earth used in atomic clocks
Element 71: Lu
Lutetium - Last lanthanide, used in PET scans
Element 72: Hf
Hafnium - Transition metal used in nuclear control rods
Element 73: Ta
Tantalum - Corrosion-resistant metal used in electronics
Element 74: W
Tungsten - Highest melting point of all elements
Element 75: Re
Rhenium - Dense metal used in jet engines
Element 76: Os
Osmium - Densest naturally occurring element
Element 77: Ir
Iridium - Hard, brittle metal used in spark plugs
Element 78: Pt
Platinum - Precious metal used in catalytic converters
Element 79: Au
Gold - Precious metal, highly valued throughout history
Element 80: Hg
Mercury - Liquid metal at room temperature
Element 81: Tl
Thallium - Toxic metal formerly used in rat poison
Element 82: Pb
Lead - Heavy metal, historically used in pipes and paint
Element 83: Bi
Bismuth - Heavy metal with beautiful crystal structure
Element 84: Po
Polonium - Highly radioactive metal
Element 85: At
Astatine - Rarest naturally occurring element
Element 86: Rn
Radon - Radioactive noble gas
Element 87: Fr
Francium - Highly radioactive alkali metal
Element 88: Ra
Radium - Radioactive alkaline earth metal
Element 89: Ac
Actinium - Radioactive metal, first actinide
Element 90: Th
Thorium - Radioactive metal, potential nuclear fuel
Element 91: Pa
Protactinium - Radioactive actinide
Element 92: U
Uranium - Radioactive metal used in nuclear power
Element 93: Np
Neptunium - Synthetic radioactive element
Element 94: Pu
Plutonium - Synthetic element used in nuclear weapons
Element 95: Am
Americium - Synthetic element used in smoke detectors
Element 96: Cm
Curium - Synthetic radioactive element
Element 97: Bk
Berkelium - Synthetic radioactive element
Element 98: Cf
Californium - Synthetic element used in metal detectors
Element 99: Es
Einsteinium - Synthetic element named after Einstein
Element 100: Fm
Fermium - Synthetic element named after Fermi
Element 101: Md
Mendelevium - Synthetic element named after Mendeleev
Element 102: No
Nobelium - Synthetic element named after Nobel
Element 103: Lr
Lawrencium - Last actinide element
Element 104: Rf
Rutherfordium - First transactinide element
Element 105: Db
Dubnium - Synthetic element named after Dubna, Russia
Element 106: Sg
Seaborgium - Synthetic element named after Seaborg
Element 107: Bh
Bohrium - Synthetic element named after Bohr
Element 108: Hs
Hassium - Synthetic element named after Hesse, Germany
Element 109: Mt
Meitnerium - Synthetic element named after Meitner
Element 110: Ds
Darmstadtium - Named after Darmstadt, Germany
Element 111: Rg
Roentgenium - Named after Wilhelm Röntgen
Element 112: Cn
Copernicium - Named after Nicolaus Copernicus
Element 113: Nh
Nihonium - Named after Japan (Nihon)
Element 114: Fl
Flerovium - Named after Flerov Laboratory
Element 115: Mc
Moscovium - Named after Moscow region
Element 116: Lv
Livermorium - Named after Lawrence Livermore Lab
Element 117: Ts
Tennessine - Named after Tennessee
Element 118: Og
Oganesson - Named after Yuri Oganessian
