Properties of the elements
Location on table
History of the element
Abundance and Location
Common & Commercial uses
100
This element is Colorless and odorless and is highly flammable.
What is Hydrogen?
100
1s^2
What is Helium
100
Einsteinium was named after this scientist who came up with the equation E=mc^2.
Who is Albert Einstein?
100
A Gaseous element that constitutes 21 percent of the atmosphere and is found in water and some rocks.
What is Oxygen?
100
Used in balloons to inflate them.
What is the element Helium?
200
This element is Reddish brown and was used to make to make pennies.
What is copper?
200
1s^2 2s^2 2p^4
What is Oxygen
200
This element was used in the form of coal to fuel trains centuries ago.
What is Carbon?
200
This element is mainly found in Canadian mines and is used to make 5 cent currency?
What is Nickel?
200
Used in making table salt.
What is sodium?
300
This element is malleable, has a silver-metallic finish and is one of the characters in the wizard of oz.
What is tin?
300
[Ne]3s^2
What is Magnesium
300
Ancient Romans used this element to make water pipes.
What is Lead?
300
Makes up 8.1% of the earths crust and is the 8th most abundant element found on the ocean floor.
What is Potassium
300
2 Elements commonly used to make jewelry.
What are Gold and Silver?
400
This element is easily able to rust when it collides with moisture and is the most used metal in the PT.
What is Iron?
400
[Xe] 4f^14 5d^4 6s^2
What is Tungsten
400
An element named after a Russian engineer.
What is Samarium?
400
Found in the volume of air at 1% and is found in incadescent lighting bulbs.
What is Argon
400
Liquid found in a barometer and thermometers.
What is Mercury?
500
Can be rolled into extremely thin sheets and is easily able to be cut, rolled and pressed.
What is Calcium?
500
[ Rn] 5f^11 7s^2
What is Einsteinium
500
The country where Nitrogen was discovered.
What is Scotland?
500
Ocean floor contains 24% of this element.
What is Manganese?
500
A part of the active ingredient in anti-antiperspirants.
What is Aluminum?
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