Symbol to Name
Name to Symbol
Biochemistry
Electric Avenue
Name the Family
100

Ca

What is Calcium?

100

Magnesium

What is Mg?

100

This element helps to form strong bones and teeth

What is Calcium?

100
This element is commonly used in electrical wires because it is malleable and a very good conductor of electricity.

What is Copper?

100

The most reactive family of non-metals

What are the Halogens?

200

H

What is Hydrogen?

200

Sulfur

What is S?

200

This lightweight metal is used in rods and screws to repair broken bones, such as Ms. Wilsons leg.

What is Titanium?

200
This heavy element is radioactive and found in nuclear power plants. 

What is uranium?

200

The least reactive family of non-metals.

What are the Noble Gases?

300

Ni

What is Nickel?

300

Zinc

What is Zn?

300

Salty food is known to be high is this element.

What is sodium?

300

The ion of this lightweight metal is used in batteries. 

What is Lithium?

300

Chromium, Nickel, Lead and Iron all belong to this family.

What are the Transition Metals?

400
B

What is Boron?

400

Titanium

What is Ti?

400

Hemoglobin is a protein in your red blood cells that carries this necessary element to your body's organs and tissues and transports carbon dioxide from your organs and tissues back to your lungs. 

What is oxygen.

400

Positively charged Sodium ions in this slinky swimmer cause it to have the ability to give electric shocks.

What is the electric eel?
400

Deceivingly Hydrogen does not belong to this family of metals. 

What is the Alkali Metals?

500

Xe

What is Xenon?

500

Tungsten

What is W?

500

All living things contain this element.

What is carbon?

500

Na, Cl, K, Mg and Ca may all be found in drinks like Powerade, Gatorade or Pedialyte to help restore these liquid in the body.

What are Electrolytes?

500

This family has two valence electrons.

What are the Alkaline Earth Metals.