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Elements Flashcards

1
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Lightest Element

A

Hydrogen (H)

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2
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Second-Lightest Element

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Helium (He)

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3
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Heaviest non-man made element

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Uranium (U)

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4
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Earth most abundant Element

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Oxygen (O)

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5
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Earth’s Second-Most Abundant Element

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Silicon (Si)

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6
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Atmosphere’s Most abundant Element

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Nitrogen (N)

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7
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Lightest Metal

A

Lithium (Li)

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8
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Second-Lightest Metal

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Potassium (K)

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9
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Lighest Common Metal

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Magnesium (MG)

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10
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Earth Most Abundant Metal

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Aluminum (AL)

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11
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Blue Metal

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Cobalt (Co)

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12
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Light metal used in fighter aircraft

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Titanium (Ti)

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13
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Metal which is liquid at room temp

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Mercury (Hg)

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14
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Filament Metal with highest melting temp

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Tungsten (W)

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15
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Element found in seaweed

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Iodine (I)

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16
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Nevada State metal, Best Electrical Conductor

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Silver (Ag)

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17
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Most Malleable and Ductile Metal

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Gold (Au)

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18
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Graphite Element

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Carbon (C)

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19
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Element Banned from Aerosol

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Freon (Fr)

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20
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Element Found in Bones

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Calcium (Ca)

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21
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Element used in fluoresecent lights

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Neon (Ne)

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22
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Element used to galvanize steel

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Zinc (Zn)

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23
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Element used in car batteries

24
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Elements used in rechargeable batteries

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Nickel (Ni), Cadmium (CD)

25
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“Color” element

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Chromium (cr)

26
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Last element in alphabetical order

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Zirconium (Zr)

27
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Superman’s Home Planet

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Krypton (Kr)

28
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Americium

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Am (Named for America)

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Argon

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Arsenic

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Boron

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Bismuth

33
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Chlorine

34
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Curium

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Cm (Named for Marie and Pierre Curie)

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Copper

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Einsteinium

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Es (Named for Albert Einstein)

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Fluorine

38
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Iron

39
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Fermium

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Fe (Named after Enrico Fermi) Enrico Fermi was an Italian physicist, best known for his work on Chicago Pile-1 (the first nuclear reactor

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FR

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GA

42
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Ge

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Germanium (Used in Transistors)

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Ho

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Holmium (Named for Stockholm)

44
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MN

45
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NA

A

Sodium (Part of the NACL in Salt)

46
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NO

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Nobelium (Named for Alfred Nobel)

47
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P

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Phosphorus

48
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Po

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Polonium (Named for Poland)

49
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PT

50
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Pu

51
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Ra

52
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Rn

53
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S

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Sulfur (Found in Gunpowder)

54
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Sb

55
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Se

56
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Xe

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