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Diamonds are formed after this element undergoes millions of years of heat and pressure.
What is carbon?
This element combines with oxygen to make water.
What is hydrogen?
This element is not "a penny or a dime" its...
What is nickel?
This element is found in milk and is essential in bone growth.
What is calcium?
Most of the pipes used for plumbing are made of this element.
What is lead?
We wrap food in foil made of this element.
What is aluminum?
One of the characters in the Wizard of Oz is made of this element.
What is tin?
You can find this element on the tips of matchsticks.
What is sodium?
This element was named after a famous physicist who lived in Princeton NJ.
What is Einsteinium?
This element is also the name of one of the planets in our solar system.
What is mercury?
Fill balloons with this element and they will float very high in the air.
What is helium?
Bananas give you plenty of this element.
What is potassium?
This malleable metal is used to make jewelry.
What is silver?
We keep our pools clean with this element.
What is chlorine?
This element's name reminds us of our beautiful country.
What is americium?
This element is used by humans during respiration.
What is oxygen?
This element is used in total sunblock creams.
What is zinc?
Many signs are lit by running electricity through this gas.
What is neon?
This element is named after the state it was discovered in.
What is Californium?
This element inspired a westward expansion in the United States of settlers eager to find it.
What is gold?