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Element cobalt on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with element symbol Co, and atomic number 27. Primarily used in rechargeable batteries. English labeled, illustration.
Atomic elements periodic table chemistry design
Chemical element potassium from the Periodic Table
Complete Periodic Table of the Elements
Complete Periodic Table of the Elements
Copper element on periodic table of elements, with element symbol Cu from Latin cuprum, and atomic number 29. Transition metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity, also used for alloys.
Chromium on periodic table of the elements. Transition metal, and chemical element with symbol Cr and atomic number 24. Valued for its high corrosion resistance and hardness, used for chrome plating.
Rare-earth elements, also known as rare-earth metals, on the periodic table, with atomic numbers and chemical symbols. A set of 17 heavy metals, consisting of the lanthanides, yttrium and scandium.
Manganese on periodic table of the elements. Transition metal and chemical element, with symbol Mn and atomic number 25. Used for steel production. Essential human dietary element and micronutrient.
Titanium on periodic table of the elements. Lustrous transition metal and chemical element, with symbol Ti, named after the Titans from Greek mythology, with atomic number 22. Resistant to corrosion.
Element iron on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Fe from Latin ferrum, and atomic number 26, the fourth most common element in the Earth crust.
Calcium on periodic table of the elements. Alkaline earth metal, with symbol Ca and atomic number 20. As electrolytes, calcium ions play a vital role in the physiological and biochemical processes.
Praseodymium, on periodic table, in the lanthanide series. Rare earth metal with atomic number 59 and symbol Pr, from Greek prasinos didymos, leek green twin. Used in Industry to filter yellow light.
Copper on periodic table of the elements with element symbol Cu from Latin cuprum, and with atomic number 29. Transition metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity, also used for alloys.
Thorium, on periodic table of the elements, in the actinide series. Radioactive metallic element with atomic number 90, and symbol Th, named after the Norse god Thor. Nuclear fuel in thorium reactors.
Promethium, on periodic table. Rare earth metal in lanthanide series, with atomic number 61 and element symbol Pm, derived from Prometheus, the Titan. Used in luminous paint and atomic batteries.
Cobalt on periodic table of the elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Co, and with the atomic number 27. Primarily used in rechargeable batteries. Illustration. Vector
Neodymium, on periodic table. Rare earth metal in lanthanide series, with atomic number 60 and element symbol Nd, from Greek neos didymos, meaning new twin. Used for lasers and high strength magnets.
Nickel on periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with the element symbol Ni, and with the atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries.
Actinium, on the periodic table. Radioactive metal, with element symbol Ac and atomic number 89. Name giver of actinide series, named after Greek aktis, for beam or ray. No significant industrial use.
Element nickel on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with element symbol Ni, and atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries.
Ytterbium on periodic table. Rare earth metal in the lanthanide series with atomic number 70 and element symbol Yb named after Swedish village Ytterby. Dopant of stainless steel or active laser media.
Element copper on periodic table of elements, with element symbol Cu from Latin cuprum, and atomic number 29. Transition metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity, also used for alloys.
Carbon on periodic table of elements. Nonmetallic chemical element with symbol C from Latin carbo for coal, with atomic number 6. Responsible for an infinite and unique diversity of organic compounds.
Carbon and oxygen, chemical elements on the periodic table of elements, with the element symbols C and O, and atomic numbers 6 and 8. They form the molecule Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Earth.
DBEREINER'S RULE OF THE TRIADS.Johann WolfgangDbereiner In triple classification.History of the periodic table.
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Mendelevium on the periodic table. Radioactive transuranic metallic element in the actinide series, with atomic number 101 and symbol Md, named after Dmitri Mendeleev, father of the periodic table.
Scandium element symbol. Sc abbreviation. Atomic number 21. Atomic mass 44.956. EPS 10.
Phosphorus element symbol. P abbreviation. Atomic number 15. Atomic mass 30.974. EPS 10.
Nihonium on periodic table of elements. Extremely radioactive, superheavy, synthetic transactinide element. Element symbol Nh, atomic number 113. Named after Nihon, the common Japanese name for Japan.
Rare-earth elements and metals, on the periodic table, with atomic numbers and chemical symbols. A set of 17 heavy metals, consisting of the lanthanide series, and the elements yttrium and scandium.
Copernicium on periodic table of the elements. Extremely radioactive, superheavy, synthetic transactinide element. Element symbol Cn and atomic number 112. Named after astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
Meitnerium, on the periodic table. Extremly radioactive, superheavy, synthetic transactinide element, with element symbol Mt and atomic number 109. Named after Austrian-Swedish physicist Lise Meitner.
Sodium element icon. Atomic number 11. Atomic mass 22.990. Green spherical shape. EPS 10.
Neon element icon. Atomic number 10. Atomic mass 20.180. Green spherical shape. EPS 10.
Seaborgium, on the periodic table. Radioactive, synthetic transactinide element with element symbol Sg and atomic number 106, without commercial use. Named after the American chemist Glenn T. Seaborg.
Carbon element icon. Blue glossy symbol. Atomic number six. Periodic table graphic. EPS 10.
Bromine element symbol. Br abbreviation. Atomic number 35. Atomic mass 79.904. EPS 10.
Noble gases, chemically related elements of group 18 in the periodic table. Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon, and oganesson. Also known as the inert gases and aerogens. Illustration. Vector
Nitrogen element symbol. N abbreviation. Atomic number 7. Atomic mass 14.007. EPS 10.
Neon element on the periodic table. Noble gas and chemical element with symbol Ne from Greek neos, meaning new, and with atomic number 10. Used in neon glow lamps with distinct reddish-orange glow.
Nitrogen element icon. Atomic number 7. Atomic mass 14.007. Green spherical shape. EPS 10.
Scandium element symbol. Sc abbreviation. Atomic number 21. Atomic mass 44.956. EPS 10.
Thorium on periodic table of the elements, in the actinide series. Radioactive metallic element with atomic number 90, element symbol Th, named after Norse god Thor. Nuclear fuel in thorium reactors.
The halogens, a group of chemically related elements in the periodic table. Fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and the radioactive elements astatine and tennessine, also known as group 17. Vector
Technology-critical elements on periodic table. Groups of raw materials, that are critical to modern technologies. Rare-earth (orange), platinum-group (blue) and assorted chemical elements (green).
Phosphorus element on the periodic table. Chemical element with symbol P and atomic number 15. In Greek mythology the name means light-bearer, referring to Lucifer, the Morning Star, and planet Venus.

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