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N; 4/5 of the volume of the atmosphere (most of it) |
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W; filaments in lightbulbs |
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Pt; more valuable than gold |
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Mn; looks like iron; not magnetic |
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Hg; only metal that's a liquid at room temperature |
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Ag; precious metal; tarnishes |
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Al; very light, non-rusting, useful metal |
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Si; used for computer chips |
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Co; cancer radiation treatments |
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Md; named after the creator of the periodic table |
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Ca; needed for your bones |
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Cs; used in photoelectric cells |
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Ar; found in volcanic gas and lights |
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Rn; naturally occuring; found in soil and rock; dangerous |
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S; yellow and smells like rotten eggs |
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Li; in medication given to people with mental disorders |
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