Alkali & Transition Metals
Present in bananas, this electrolyte has the chemical symbol "K."
Potassium
Sometimes used as a synonym for vibrant colors, this noble gas has the chemical symbol " Ne."
Neon
A mineral essential for building strong teeth and bones
Calcium
This radioactive material (235) is used along with plutonium 239 in nuclear bombs.
Uranium
Most well known for "Climate Change;" often said to leave a "footprint."
Carbon
This metal is soft, highly reactive with moisture, and is one of two elements that when combined, create salt.
Sodium
Although this gas is 2/3 of what makes up 70% of the fluid in your body, by itself, it is incredibly combustible.
Hydrogen
Involved in over 300 enzymatic reactions, this mineral has the chemical symbol "Mg."
Magnesium
According to a study published in the Journal of Food and Drug Analysis, the average level of this element contained in canned sardines is 0.33 micrograms per gram of net weight.
Arsenic
Used to make everything from airplane parts to foil.
Aluminum
Transition metal with the chemical symbol "Fe," based off of it's Latin name
Iron
"He" floats upward.
Helium
A component of many proteins, the Bible refers to this smelly mineral as "brimstone."
Sulfur.
Poisoning from this metal can result in respiratory urologic and hepatic dysfunction.
Nickel
Along with rose gold, Brother Corey's wedding ring is made of this durable element.
Tungsten
Transition metal often used in cheaper dental fillings
Silver
This halogen becomes non-poisonous when combined with "Na" and is sometimes used to keep swimming pools clean.
Chlorine
The Latin name of this mineral comes from the Greek word meaning, "light bringer."
Phosphorus
The federal government of the United States banned this for use in residential paint products in 1978.
Lead
This metal has the chemical symbol "Sn" and rhymes with the word made by placing an "i" in between those two letters.
Tin
The only metal that remains liquid at room temperature
Mercury
This is the most abundant gas in our own atmosphere.
Nitrogen
This mineral is incredibly beneficial when sick because of its use in the human immune system.
Zinc
Longterm exposure to this element can cause cataracts, anemia, bone cancer, and death.
Radium
"Superman"
Krypton