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Used for jewellery for thousands of years.

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The only metal that is also a liquid - sometimes known as 'quicksilver'.

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During the Victorian times, this was used as medicine, but now, we are aware that it is poisonous!

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Known as a dangerous element which glows in the dark and bursts into flames easily.

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The name comes from 'Kobald', the German for goblin.

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An explosive gas that used to be used in airships.

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A poisonous green gas, used as a weapon in the First World War.

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The metal with the highest melting point of all-over 3400 °C.

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The metal that was used in the first atomic bomb which was dropped in 1945.

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One of the ingredients in Pyrex glass.

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An important element for your teeth and bones.

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A nasty, smelly, red liquid! The name comes from the Greek for 'stench'.

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A common element today, which was expensive in Victorian times.

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An element that was discovered in the Sun. 'Helios' means sun in Greek.

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It used to be painted on watch dials because it glows in the dark - but we now know it can be a cause of cancer.

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A metal with a melting point of over 3000°C.

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A radioactive element, named after the famous scientist Albert Einstein.

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An element produced inside a nuclear reactor.