The Elements of Life
This element, symbol O, is crucial for respiration and found in water molecules.
Oxygen (O)
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Used in wiring and plumbing.
Copper (Cu)
This light gas is used to fill balloons.
Helium (He)
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This metal is used to make cans and foil for food storage.
Aluminum (Al)
Used in jewelry, watches, and luxury accessories for its shine, rarity, and resistance to tarnish.
Gold (Au)
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This element makes up most of the air we breathe and is essential for protein synthesis.
Nitrogen (N)
Liquid metal used in thermometers.
Mercury (Hg)
This gas glows red-orange in neon signs.
Neon (Ne)
This element is used in batteries and smartphones.
Lithium (Li)
Common in jewelry, clothing embellishments, and even antimicrobial athletic wear.
Silver (Ag)
This element is the backbone of all organic molecules.
Carbon (C)
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Used in batteries and radiation shielding.
Lead (Pb)
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This gas is used in energy-efficient light bulbs.
Argon (Ar)
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This element is used to make stainless steel rust-resistant.
Chromium (Cr)
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Lightweight, hypoallergenic metal used in eyewear frames, watches, and piercings.
Titanium (Ti)
This element, symbol K, is vital for nerve impulses and muscle function.
Potassium (K)
Used in stainless steel and coins. (Ni)
Nickel
This rare gas is used in lasers and headlights.
Krypton (Kr)
Used in cookware, construction, and even our blood’s hemoglobin.
Iron (Fe)
Premium jewelry metal prized for durability and luxury appeal.
Platinum (Pt)
This element, symbol Mg, activates enzymes and supports muscle and nerve function.
Magnesium (Mg)
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Used in catalytic converters and electronics. (Pd)
Palladium
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This radioactive noble gas can accumulate in basements.
Radon (Rn)
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Used in glass, computer chips, and smartphones.
Silicon (Si)
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Used in making stainless steel and costume jewelry, though it can cause skin allergies.
Nickel (Ni)
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