Transition Metals
When this element rusts it turns green
Copper (Cu)
This gas makes balloon float.
Helium (He)
This element is used in all salts
We breath this
Oxygen (O)
Most bullets are made of this element (Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich)
Lead (Pb)
When you mix Copper and Zinc, this metal is made.
Brass
Where Superman was born.
Krypton (Kr)
Bananas are known for having an abundance of this element
Potassium (K)
Has a smell of rotten eggs
Sulfur (S)
Cans
Aluminum (Al)
Rutherford discovered many things and named this element after himself.
Rutherfordium
You may see signs in the windows of small business with this element.
Neon (Ne)
The human bones are made up of this
Calcium (Ca)
After burning something this element is noticeable
Carbon (C)
A naturally occurring Radioactive element
Uranium (U)
This element is a liquid at room temperature.
Mercury
Provides an inert atmosphere in which welded metals will not oxidize
Argon (Ar)
When this element burns, it releases a insanely bright white flame
Magnesium (Mg)
This element is very good for vegetation
Nitrogen (N)
This element is found in pools and hot tubs.
Chlorine (Cl)
This Metal is vital for the human body, it is used for amino acids, cholesterol, and Carbohydrates. (hint: Minnesota)
Manganese (Mn)
This element has a blue glow and have made some lamps and high speed electric flash bulbs
Xenon (Xe)
This is the second rarest natural occurring element
Francium (Fr)
Major player in ceramics and brick
Silicon (Si)
When this element crystalizes it has a rainbow color. Colors vary depending on the temperature of the crystal.
Bismuth (Bi)