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Chemical Elements Codexery

A source-cited reference to chemical elements

Chemical Elements (15)

Strontium — A soft, reactive alkaline earth metal named after a Scottish village.
Tantalum — A corrosion-resistant refractory metal named after a Greek myth.
Technetium — First predominantly artificial element, used in nuclear medicine.
Tellurium — A rare, brittle metalloid with a garlicky breath and cosmic origins.
Terbium — A rare earth metal used in green phosphors and sonar systems.
Thallium — A toxic metal discovered via its green spectral line.
Thorium — Thorium is the chemical element known by the symbol Th and the atomic number 90. This metal is a weakly radioactive…
Thulium — The rare-earth metal with a bright silvery luster, used in lasers and portable X-ray sources.
Tin — A soft, silvery-white post-transition metal with the largest number of stable isotopes.
Tungsten — The element with the highest melting point of all known elements.
Vanadium — The colorful transition metal named after a Norse goddess.
Ytterbium — The soft, golden lanthanide with a closed-shell electron configuration and a notably narrow liquid range.
Yttrium — Yttrium: a silvery-metallic transition metal and rare-earth element, essential in phosphors and LEDs.
Zinc — The essential trace element with a shiny blue whitish appearance.
Zirconium — A corrosion-resistant transition metal used in nuclear and aerospace applications.