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Common Elements/Uses

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Element
Common Uses &/or Descriptions
show A light metal used in making airplanes, buildings, pots and pans, etc.  
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Bromine   show
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show A soft, metallic chemical element found in limestone, marble, chalk, etc.  
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Carbon   show
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Chlorine   show
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Chromium   show
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Copper   show
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Gold   show
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show A gas much lighter in air used in blimps and balloons.  
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Hydrogen   show
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show Used on cuts and wounds to kill germs.  
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show A strong metal used in the construction of buildings, steel, and machines.  
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Lead   show
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show A heavy, poisonous liquid used in some thermometers.  
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Neon   show
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Nickel   show
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Nitrogen   show
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Oxygen   show
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Platinum   show
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Potassium   show
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show Used in electronics and in compounds for making glass.  
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show Used in tableware, jewelry, photography, medicines, and coins.  
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Sodium   show
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show Used to make sulfuric acid and some medicines such as pet powders.  
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show Used to make cans.  
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Tungsten   show
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Uranium   show
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Zinc   show
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show High temperature lubricants  
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show Powder  
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show High temperature lubricants  
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Magnesium   show
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show Self-luminous plants  
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Titanium   show
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show Nucleur industry for cladding fuel elements  
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show Used to form many alloys  
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Cobalt   show
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show Nucleur weapons  
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Polonium   show
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Krypton   show
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Anitmony   show
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show found in fertilizers  
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show Prevents tooth decay  
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show Electron tubes  
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show Light Bulbs  
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show Earthquake prediction  
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show One source for Alpha Proton X-ray Spectrometer on Mars  
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Arsenic   show
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