The Periodic Table of the Elements, in Pictures

2005 2016 Keith Enevoldsen Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike International LicenseAlkali Earth MetalsAlkali MetalsTransition MetalsSuperheavy ElementsRare Earth MetalsActinide MetalsNoble GasesHalogensMetalloidsPoorMetalsNonmeta lsNonmetalsMetalsHThe color of the symbol isthe color of the element inits most common pure ten elements by weightHuman Bodytop eight elements by weightEarth's Crustferromagnetic at room temperatureMagneticSolidLiquidat roomtemperatureGascorrosion-resistantNob le Metalsall isotopes are radioactiveRadioactiveless than a millionth percent of earth's crustOnly Traces Found in Natureonly made by peopleNever Found in NatureAtomicSymbolNameSymbolsAtomicNumbe rnumber ofprotonsHow it is (or was) usedor where it occurs in nature_____iumWidgetsAZColor Keyred liquidcolorless gasmetallic solidradioactive, never found in nature, no uses except atomic researchSuperheavy Elementsradioactive, never found in nature, no uses except atomic researchSun andStarsH1 HydrogenBatteriesLi3 LithiumEmeraldsBe4 BerylliumSaltNa11 SodiumChlorophyllMg12 MagnesiumFruits andVegetablesK19 PotassiumShells andBonesCa20 CalciumGlobalNavigationRb37 RubidiumFireworksSr38 StrontiumBicyclesSc21 ScandiumAerospaceTi22 TitaniumLasersY39 YttriumChemicalPipelinesZr40 ZirconiumSpringsV23 VanadiumStainlessSteelCr24 ChromiumMag LevTrainsNb41 NiobiumCuttingT

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