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zinc
Zn
30
65.38 u ± 0.002 u
solid
transition metal
12 & 4
12
The name is derived from the German, 'zinc', which may in turn be derived from the Persian word 'sing', meaning stone.
zinc is greyish-blue its kind of heavy
Zinc is also used in alloys such as brass, nickel silver and aluminium solder. zincoxide is widely used in the manufacture of very many products such as paints, rubber, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, plastics, inks, soaps, batteries, textiles and electrical equipment.

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zinc
chemical symbol: Zn
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Symbol: Ag
Atomic number: 47
Atomic mass: 107.8682
Normal phase at room temperature: Solid
Classification: Transition metal
Group number: 11
Period number: 5
Group/Family name:Transition metal
Origin of element name: from the Anglo-Saxon word "siolfur" meaning "silver" (the origin of the symbol Ag comes from the Latin word "argentum" meaning "silver").
Physical Properties:

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Aluminum

Al

13

26.9

Solid

Metal

Group- 13

Family- 3

From the Latin world alumen

Shiny, light in weight, strong

Covered with a thin layer of oxide

Pop can, aluminum foil

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Symbol-sn
Atomic number-50
normal phase- solid

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symbol-C
carbon
atomic number-6
average atomic mass-12
normal phase- gas
classification-
group number-8
period number-6
group 16
origin of carbon-charcoal
physical properties-boiling point
chemical properties-graphite

discovered-3750 BC

used for-grafite

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Symbol-Hg
Atomic #- 80
Atomic mass- 200.59
Room temp- Liquid
Classification-  Metal
Group #- 12
Period #- 6
Family name- Transition metal
Origin name- Hydrargyrum
Physical properties-
Chemical properties-

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Element: Curium
symbol: Cm
atomic number:96
average atomic mass: 247
normal phase in room temp:Solid
classification: actinide metal
Group number:none
period number:7
family name: Actinide
origin of element name: Marie curie
Physical Properties: silvery-white metal
chemical properties:not much is known about curium but it is radioactive.
Uses of element: used on Mars Pathfinder battery, used for chemical research.

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oxygen
O
atomic number- 8
atomic mass-15.9
Gas
nonmetal
period number-2
group-16
family name- oxygen family
comes from the greek 'oxygens', meaning acid forming
member of the Chalogens group. colorless, oderless and tasteless
02
steel production. medicine in the treatment of respiratory diseases

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Helium
Element Chemical Symbol: He
Atomic number: 2
Average Atomic Mass: 4.003
Normal phase at room temperature: Gas
Classification:  nonmetal
group number 18
period number 1
group family name: noble gases
origin of element name: derived from Greek 'Helios' meaning sun
physical properties: colorless
Chemical Properties: low boiling point, low density, low solubility, high thermal conductivity, and inertness
uses: used to fill decorative balloons, used to keep satellite instruments cool

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Symbol: K
Atomic Number: 19
Normal Phase: Solid
Classification: Metal
Group 1
Period 4
Alkali Metal
Origin of Name:  From the English word potash, meaning pot ashes, and the Arabic word qali, meaning alkali.
Physical Properties: soft, silvery-white metal
Chemical Properties: The melting point is 63.2 degrees Celsius
Boiling point is 760 degrees Celsius
Uses:Potassium forms many important compounds. Potassium chloride (KCl) is the most common potassium compound. It is used in fertilizers, as a salt substitute and to produce other chemicals. Potassium hydroxide (KOH) is used to make soaps, detergents and drain cleaners.

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Symbol: Kr Atomic number: 36
Atomic mass: 83.8
Normal phase at room temperature: gas
Classification: noble gas
group number: 18

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Element name - Neon
Symbol-  Ne
Atomic number - #10
Average Atomic mass - 20.1797
Normal phase at room temp. - Gas
Classification - noble gas
Group number and period number - group 2 and period 18
Group/family name - noble gas
origin of elements name -  neos, the Greek word for new.
Physical Properties - melting poin t -  -249*C, boiling point -  -246.7° C, density -  0.0009 g/cm³, Appearance - colorless, Other physical properties - Neon glows when a high electrical voltage is passed through it.
Chemical properties - Neon does not form compounds with other substances and is odorless
2 important uses - combined with helium can create neon lasers, or a simple neon light

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Symbol - Ti
Atomic # - 22
Average atomic mass - 47.867
Normal Phase - Solid
Classification - Transition metal
Group - 4
Period - 4
family name -  He named it in honor of the Titans who were the parents of the gods in Greek mythology
Electron configuration - [Ar] 3d24s2
Melting point - 3,034°F (1,668°C)
Discovered - 1791
Discovered by - William Gregor

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Symbol- Si
Atomic number- 14
Atomic Mass- 28.0855 u
Normal Phase- solid
classification- Metalloid
Group number- 14
Period number- 3
Group name- Carbon Family
Origin of name- Latin-"silex" or flint
Physical properties- Shiny, grey, crystal like
Chemical properties- reacts with strong bases.
Uses- CPU chipsets and Solar cells

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Symbol~ Ca
Atomic Mass~ 40.078
Atomic Number~ 20
Normal Phase~ Solid
Classification~ Alkaline Earth Metals
Group Number~ Group 2
Period Number~ Period 4
Family Name~ Alkaline Earth Metals
Origin of element Name~After the Latin name calax; meaning lime
Physical Properties~ Dull grey; but is shiny when scratched
Chemical Properties~ Melting point; 840 degrees Celsius
Boiling point~1484 degrees Celsius
2 Important Uses~ good reducing agent and alloying agent

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Symbol: AU
Atomic Number: 79
atomic mass: 196.96657 u ± 0.000004 u
normal phase: solid
Classification: metal
group number: 11
family name: transitional metal
origin of element name:from the Anglo-Saxon word "gold" (the origin of the symbol Au is the Latin word "aurum" meaning "gold").
Physical properties: luster and sparkly very malleable. One of the strongest metals. used for jewelry.
Chemical properties: the melting point is 1062 °C not much else is known used in a lot of jewelry
2 important uses of gold:Gold has been called the most beautiful of all chemical elements. Its beauty has made it desirable for use in jewelry, coins, and artwork for thousands of years. It was one of the first pure metals to be used by humans.

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Symbol- P
Atomic #- 15
Average atomic mass- 30.973762
Normal phase- solid
Classification-nonmetal
Group # and period #- 15
Family name- Nitrogen
Origin of element name-phosphoros
Physical properties-One is waxy and white, another one is dark, another one is red powder. The white one can glow in the dark
Chemical properties- very reactive, catches fire when it combines with oxygen, can combine with halogens very easy

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Copper-Cu
Atomic#- 29
Average atomic mass- 63.54
Normal phase- Solid
Transitional metal
Group: 11 Period: 4
Group name Coinage metal
Origin name: Comes from the Greek word Cyprus. Physical properties: Reddish brown, malleable, good conductor. Chemical properties:  Turns green when exposed to oxygen long enough, Forms new substances with nitric acid and sulfuric acid. @important uses are Building construction and consumer and general products.

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Element Chemical Symbol: Pb
Atomic Number :82
Average Atomic Mass :207.2
Normal Phrase at room temperature: Solid Melting Point: 327.5 °C (600.65 K, 621.5 °F)
Boiling Point: 1740.0 °C (2013.15 K, 3164.0 °F)
Classification: other metals
Group Number: 14
Period Number: 6
Group / Family Name: Carbon & Group 14
Origin Of Element :from Latin word plum bum discovered by The ancients
Physical Proprieties:soft, malleable
Chemical Properties :tarnishes

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Symbol: As  Atomic Number: 33

Atomic Mass: 74.922 amu

Normal Phase:  Solid  Classification:  Metalloid

Group 15  Period 4  The Nitrogen Group

Origin of Name:  from the Greek word  "Arsenikon"...meaning "yellow orpiment"

Physical Properties: Gray arsenic is brittle.  It also sublimes, turning directly from a solid to a gas.

Chemical Properties:  Tarnishes when exposed to air;  When heated, gray arsenic oxidizes(combines with oxygen) and releases a garlic odor.

Uses: Used as both a medicine and poison throughout history.  Arsenic compounds are also used in making special glass and preserving wood.