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Elements & the Periodic Table
B5
Boron
84
PoPolonium
Si14
Silicon
As33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
Tellurium
At85
Astatine
H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosium
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
SilverCd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosiumyy
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
Silverg Cd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesiumgg
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
Ne10
NeonF9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
Boron
H1
Hydrogen
Li3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
Actinium
Ba56
BariumLa
57
Lanthanum
Sr38
StrontiumY39
Yttrium
Sc21
Scandium
Mg12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
1
2
3
6 Circle the answer. An atom with seven valence electrons
will only need one more electron to bond to another atom. This is a characteristic of _______.
7 As you go from top to bottom down any group in the periodic table, the number of valence electrons _______.
a. increases
b. decreases
c. remains the same
1 Silicon (Si) and boron (B) are called metalloids because they _______.
Circle the answer.
a. always act as metals
b. always act as nonmetals
c. act as both metals and nonmetals
3 Why are argon (Ar) and krypton (Kr) considered noble gases?
a. They do not react with other elements.
b. They only react with metals.
c. They only react with nonmetals.
2 Carbon (C) has 4 electrons in its valence shell. How many more electrons does carbon need to have a full valence shell?
Write the answer.
10 Some atomic mass numbers are not whole numbers because some atoms have _______.
a. different numbers of electrons
b. neutrons missing matter
c. many isotopes with different masses
9 Which statement correctly compares potassium (K) and sodium (Na)?
a. Na has 8 more protons than K
b. K has 8 more protons than Na
c. K has a smaller atomic mass
8 An atom with two electrons in its outer shell would be in which Group on the periodic table?
4 If an atom has one electron in its outer shell, this means that the atom will always _______.
a. take 7 more electrons
b. give up one electron
c. act as a noble gas
5 What happens to the atomic number as you read from left to right across any period in the periodic table?
a. increases
b. decreases
c. remains the same
Name ____________________________ Class __________________ Date ____________
PhysSci
1 2 3
He2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
1
2
18
6
5
4
3
metals noble gases
nonmetals neutrons
H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosium
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
SilverCd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosiumyy
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
Silverg Cd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesiumgg
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
110
UnunniliumUun
Pt78
Platinum
Pd46
Palladium
Ni28
Nickel
10
H1
1.0079
Li3
6.941
Na11
22.990
K19
39.098
Rb37
85.468
Cs55
132.91
Fr87
223
H1
1.0079
Li3
6.941
Na11
22.990
K19
39.098
Rb37
85.468
Cs55
132.91
Fr87
223
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Elements & the Periodic Table - Answer Key
B5
Boron
84
PoPolonium
Si14
Silicon
As33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
Tellurium
At85
Astatine
H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosium
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
SilverCd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosiumyy
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
Silverg Cd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesiumgg
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
Ne10
NeonF9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
Boron
H1
Hydrogen
Li3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
Actinium
Ba56
BariumLa
57
Lanthanum
Sr38
StrontiumY39
Yttrium
Sc21
Scandium
Mg12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
1
2
3
6 Circle the answer. An atom with seven valence electrons
will only need one more electron to bond to another atom. This is a characteristic of _______.
7 As you go from top to bottom down any group in the periodic table, the number of valence electrons _______.
a. increases
b. decreases
c. remains the same
1 Silicon (Si) and boron (B) are called metalloids because they _______.
Circle the answer.
a. always act as metals
b. always act as nonmetals
c. act as both metals and nonmetals
3 Why are argon (Ar) and krypton (Kr) considered noble gases?
a. They do not react with other elements.
b. They only react with metals.
c. They only react with nonmetals.
2 Carbon (C) has 4 electrons in its valence shell. How many more electrons does carbon need to have a full valence shell?
Write the answer.
10 Some atomic mass numbers are not whole numbers because some atoms have _______.
a. different numbers of electrons
b. neutrons missing matter
c. many isotopes with different masses
9 Which statement correctly compares potassium (K) and sodium (Na)?
a. Na has 8 more protons than K
b. K has 8 more protons than Na
c. K has a smaller atomic mass
8 An atom with two electrons in its outer shell would be in which Group on the periodic table?
4 If an atom has one electron in its outer shell, this means that the atom will always _______.
a. take 7 more electrons
b. give up one electron
c. act as a noble gas
5 What happens to the atomic number as you read from left to right across any period in the periodic table?
a. increases
b. decreases
c. remains the same
Name ____________________________ Class __________________ Date ____________
PhysSci
1 2 3
He2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
1
2
18
6
5
4
3
metals noble gases
nonmetals neutrons
H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosium
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
SilverCd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesium
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14H1
HydrogenHe
2
Helium
Ne10
Neon
Ar18
Argon
Kr36
Krypton
Xe54
Xenon
Rn86
Radon
Br
Hg
35
Bromine
Cl17
Chlorine
F9
FlourineO8
OxygenN7
NitrogenC6
CarbonB5
BoronLi
3
Lithium
Na11
Sodium
K19
PotassiumCa
20
Calcium
Rb37
Rubidium
Cs55
Cesium
Fr87
FranciumRa
88
RadiumAc
89
ActiniumRf104
Rutherfordium
Db105
Dubnium
Ce58
Cerium
Th90
ThoriumPa
91
Protactinium
Pr59
PraseodymiumNd
60
Neodymium
U92
UraniumNp
93
Neptunium
Pm61
PromethiumSm
62
Samarium
Pu94
PlutoniumAm
95
Americium
Eu63
EuropiumGd
64
Gadolinium
Cm96
CuriumBk
97
Berkelium
Tb65
TerbiumDy
66
Dysprosiumyy
Cf98
CaliforniumEs
99
Einsteinium
Ho67
HolmiumEr68
Erbium
Fm100
FermiumMd
101
Mendelevium
Tm69
ThuliumYb
70
YtterbiumLu
71
Lutetium
No102
NobeliumLr103
Lawrencium
Sg106
SeaborgiumBh107
BohriumHs108
HassiumMt109
Meitnerium
110
Ununnilium
111
Unununium
112
UnunbiumUubUuuUun
Ba56
BariumLa
57
LanthanumHf72
HafniumTa73
TantalumW74
TungstunRe
75
RheniumOs
76
OsmiumIr77
IridiumPt78
PlatinumAu
79
Gold
80
MercuryTl81
ThalliumPb
82
LeadBi83 84
BismuthPo
Polonium
Sr38
StrontiumY39
YttriumZr40
ZirconiumNb
41
NiobiumMo
42
MolybdenumTc
43
TechnetiumRu
44
RutheniumRh
45
RhodiumPd
46
PalladiumAg
47
Silverg Cd
48
CadmiumIn49
IndiumSn
50
Tin
Sc21
ScandiumTi22
TitaniumV23
VanadiumCr24
ChromiumMn
25
ManganeseFe
26
IronCo
27
CobaltNi28
NickelCu
29
CopperZn
30
ZincGa
31
Gallium
Al13
AluminumMg
12
Magnesiumgg
Be4
Berylium
Si14
SiliconP15
PhosphorusS16
Sulfur
Se34
SeleniumAs
33
ArsenicGe
32
Germanium
Sb51
AntimonyTe52
TelluriumI
53
Iodine
At85
Astatine
1
2
15 16 17
18
7
6
5
4
3
1
2
6
5
4
3
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
110
UnunniliumUun
Pt78
Platinum
Pd46
Palladium
Ni28
Nickel
10
H1
1.0079
Li3
6.941
Na11
22.990
K19
39.098
Rb37
85.468
Cs55
132.91
Fr87
223
H1
1.0079
Li3
6.941
Na11
22.990
K19
39.098
Rb37
85.468
Cs55
132.91
Fr87
223
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