Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Chemistry Elements ( According to Alphabetical Order )

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A
1. Aluminium
A detailed, summarized version of Aluminium.

2. Antimony
A detailed, summarized version about Antimony.

3. Argon
A detailed, summarized version about Argon.

4. Arsenic
A detailed, summarized version about Arsenic.

5. Astatine
A detailed, summarized version about Astatine.


B
1. Barium
A detailed, summarized version about Barium.

2. Barium
A detailed, summarized version about Barium.

3. Bismuth
A detailed, summarized version about Bismuth.

4. Bohrium
A detailed, summarized version about Bohrium.

5. Boron
A detailed, summarized version about Boron.

6. Bromine
A detailed, summarized version about Bromine.

C
1. Cadmium
A detailed, summarized version about Cadmium.

2. Caesium
A detailed, summarized version about Caesium.

3. Calcium
A detailed, summarized version about Calcium.

4. Carbon
A detailed, summarized version about Carbon.

5. Chlorine
A detailed, summarized version about Chlorine.

6. Chromium
A detailed, summarized version about Chromium.

7. Cobalt
A detailed, summarized version about Cobalt.

8. Copernicium
A detailed, summarized version about Copernicium.

9. Copper
A detailed, summarized version about Copper.

D
1. Darmstadtium
A detailed, summarized version about Darmstadtium.

2. Dubnium
A detailed, summarized version about Dubnium.

F
1. Flerovium
A detailed, summarized version about Flerovium.

2. Fluorine
A detailed, summarized version about Fluorine.

3. Francium
A detailed, summarized version about Francium.

G
1. Gallium
A detailed, summarized version about Gallium.

2. Germanium
A detailed, summarized version about Germanium

3. Gold
A detailed, summarized version about Gold.

H
1. Hafnium
A detailed, summarized version about Hafnium.

2. Hassium
A detailed, summarized version about Hassium.

3. Helium
A detailed, summarized version about Helium.

4. Hydrogen
A detailed, summarized version about Hydrogen.

I
1. Indium
A detailed, summarized version about Indium.

2. Iodine
A detailed, summarized version about Iodine.

3. Iridium
A detailed, summarized version about Iridium.

4. Iron
A detailed, summarized version about Iron.

K
1. Krypton
A detailed, summarized version about Krypton.

L
1. Lead
A detailed, summarized version about Lead.

2. Lithium
A detailed, summarized version about Lithium.

3. Livermorium
A detailed, summarized version about Livermorium.

M
1. Magnesium
A detailed, summarized version about Magnesium.

2. Manganese
A detailed, summarized version about Manganese.

3. Meitnerium
A detailed, summarized version about Meitnerium.

4. Mercury
A detailed, summarized version about Mercury.

5. Molybdenum
A detailed, summarized version about Molybdenum.

6. Moscovium
A detailed, summarized version about Moscovium.

N
1. Neon
A detailed, summarized version about Neon.

2. Nickel
A detailed, summarized version about Nickel.

A detailed, summarized version about Nihonium.

4.  Niobium
A detailed, summarized version about Niobium.

A detailed, summarized version about Nitrogen.

O
A detailed, summarized version about Oganesson.

2. Osmium
A detailed, summarized version about Osmium.

3.  Oxygen
A detailed, summarized version about Oxygen.

P
A detailed, summarized version about Palladium.

2. Phosphorous
A detailed, summarized version about Phosphorous.

3. Platinum
A detailed, summarized version about Platinum.

A detailed, summarized version about Polonium.

A detailed, summarized version about Potassium.

R
1. Radium
A detailed, summarized version about Radium.

2. Radon
A detailed, summarized version about Radon.

A detailed, summarized version about Rhenium.

A detailed, summarized version about Rhodium.

A detailed, summarized version about Roentgenium.

A detailed, summarized version about Rubidium.

A detailed, summarized version about Ruthenium.

A detailed, summarized version about Rutherfordium.

S
A detailed, summarized version about Scandium.

A detailed, summarized version about Seaborgium.

A detailed, summarized version about Selenium.

A detailed, summarized version about Silicon.

5. Silver
A detailed, summarized version about Silver.

6. Sodium
A detailed, summarized version about Sodium.

A detailed, summarized version about Strontium.

A detailed, summarized version about Sulphur.

T
A detailed, summarized version about Tantalum.

A detailed, summarized version about Technetium.

A detailed, summarized version about Tellurium.

4. Tennessine
A detailed, summarized version about Tennessine.

A detailed, summarized version about Thallium.

6. Tin
A detailed, summarized version about Tin.

A detailed, summarized version about Titanium.

A detailed, summarized version about Tungsten.

V
A detailed, summarized version about Vanadium.

X
1. Xenon
A detailed, summarized version about Xenon.

Y
A detailed, summarized version about Yttrium.

Z
1. Zinc
A detailed, summarized version about Zinc.

A detailed, summarized version about Zirconium.
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Chemistry Element ( According to Types )

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Alkali Metals
Alkali Metals are mostly soft, very reactive ( especially to water ) and have a shockingly low melting point and boiling point. In the matter of fact, its highest melting point is only 180 degrees Celsius. Of course, metals categorized as Alkali Metals are a good conductor of electricity.

1. Lithium
A detailed, summarized version about Lithium.

2. Sodium
A detailed, summarized version about Sodium.

3. Potassium
A detailed, summarized version about Potassium.

4. Rubidium
A detailed, summarized version about Rubidium.

5. Caesium
A detailed, summarized version about Caesium.

6. Francium
A detailed, summarized version about Francium.

Alkali Earth Metals
Alkali Metals are quite reactive to water, but only reacts in cold waters. Alkali Earth Metals are also a good conductor of electricity.

1. Beryllium
A detailed, summarized version about Beryllium.

2. Magnesium
A detailed, summarized version about Magnesium.

3. Calcium
A detailed, summarized version about Calcium.

4. Strontium
A detailed, summarized version about Strontium.

5. Barium
A detailed, summarized version about Barium.

6. Radium
A detailed, summarized version about Radium.

Transition Metals
Most elements are categorized in this group. Most metals in this group have almost all the physical properties or chemical properties a metal should have, such as Sonorous ( produces sound when tapped ), Malleable ( capable of being hammered ), Ductile ( capable of being drawn to wires ), High Melting Point, High Boiling Point and also corrodes ( rusts ) when contacted with air too long.

1. Scandium
A detailed, summarized version about Scandium.

2. Titanium
A detailed, summarized version about Titanium.

3. Vanadium
A detailed, summarized version about Vanadium.

4. Chromium
A detailed, summarized version about Chromium.

5. Manganese
A detailed, summarized version about Manganese.

6. Iron
A detailed, summarized version about Iron.

7. Cobalt
A detailed, summarized version about Cobalt.

8. Nickel
A detailed, summarized version about Nickel.

9. Copper
A detailed, summarized version about Copper.

10. Zinc
A detailed, summarized version about Zinc.

11. Yttrium
A detailed, summarized version about Yttrium.

12. Zirconium
A detailed, summarized version about Zirconium.

13. Niobium
A detailed, summarized version about Niobium.

14. Molybdenum
A detailed, summarized version about Molybdenum.

15. Technetium
A detailed, summarized version about Technetium.

16. Ruthenium
A detailed, summarized version about Ruthenium.

17. Rhodium
A detailed, summarized version about Rhodium.

18. Palladium
A detailed, summarized version about Palladium.

19. Silver
A detailed, summarized version about Silver.

20. Cadmium
A detailed, summarized version about Cadmium.

21. Hafnium
A detailed, summarized version about Hafnium.

22.Tantalum
A detailed, summarized version about Tantalum.

23. Tungsten
A detailed, summarized version about Tungsten.

24. Rhenium
A detailed, summarized version about Rhenium.

25. Osmium
A detailed, summarized version about Osmium.

26. Iridium
A detailed, summarized version about Iridium.

27. Platinum
A detailed, summarized version about Platinum.

28. Gold
A detailed, summarized version about Gold.

29. Mercury
A detailed, summarized version about Mercury.

30. Rutherfordium
A detailed, summarized version about Rutherfordium.

31. Dubnium
A detailed, summarized version about Dubnium.

32. Seaborgium
A detailed, summarized version about Seaborgium.

33. Bohrium
A detailed, summarized version about Bohrium.

34. Hassium
A detailed, summarized version about Hassium.

35. Meitnerium
A detailed, summarized version about Meitnerium.

36. Darmstadtium
A detailed, summarized version about Darmstadtium.

37. Roentgenium
A detailed, summarized version about Roentgenium.

38. Copernicium
A detailed, summarized version about Copernicium.

Other Metals
Other Metals are basically metals that are classified because of the element's good ductility and malleability. These element are classified as other metals, also because of its high density of the element. Elements classified as Other Metals also are good conductors of electricity and heat.

1. Aluminium
A detailed, summarized version of Aluminium.

2. Gallium
A detailed, summarized version about Gallium.

3. Indium
A detailed, summarized version about Indium.

4. Tin
A detailed, summarized version about Tin.

5. Thallium
A detailed, summarized version about Thallium.

6. Lead
A detailed, summarized version about Lead.

7. Bismuth
A detailed, summarized version about Bismuth.

8. Nihonium
A detailed, summarized version about Nihonium.

9. Flerovium
A detailed, summarized version about Flerovium.

10. Moscovium
A detailed, summarized version about Moscovium.

11. Livermorium
A detailed, summarized version about Livermorium.

Metalloids
Metalloids, also called as Semi - Metals, are element's classification that have both properties of Metals and Non - Metals. For instance, an element is shiny, which is the property of Metals, but is brittle, which is the properties of Non - Metals.

1. Boron
A detailed, summarized version about Boron.

2. Silicon
A detailed, summarized version of Silicon.

3. Germanium
A detailed, summarized version about Germanium

4. Arsenic
A detailed, summarized version about Arsenic.

5. Antimony
A detailed, summarized version about Antimony.

6. Tellurium
A detailed, summarized version about Tellurium.

7. Polonium
A detailed, summarized version about Polonium.

Non - Metals
Non - Metals are element that completely don't have any properties of Metals. Instead, they are sometimes opposite with Metals. For example, Non - Metals are mostly gas, while Metals are mostly solid in room temperature.

1. Hydrogen
A detailed, summarized version about Hydrogen.

2. Carbon
A detailed, summarized version about Carbon.

3. Nitrogen
A detailed, summarized version about Nitrogen.

4. Oxygen
A detailed, summarized version about Oxygen.

5. Phosphorous
A detailed, summarized version of Phosphorous.

6. Sulphur
A detailed, summarized version of Sulphur.

7. Selenium
A detailed, summarized version about Selenium.

Halogens
Halogens are one of the most reactive group of element. For instance, Fluorine reacts with almost every element. So, ti stop it from reacting, Fluorine is often mixed with Helium to stop it from reacting.

1. Fluorine
A detailed, summarized version about Fluorine.

2. Chlorine
A detailed, summarized version about Chlorine.

3. Bromine
A detailed, summarized version about Bromine.

4. Iodine
A detailed, summarized version about Iodine.

5. Astatine
A detailed, summarized version about Astatine.

6. Tennessine
A detailed, summarized version about Tennessine

Noble Gas
Noble Gases are almost completely inert, meaning it almost doesn't react. Which is why, some of the element categorized in Noble Gases are often used as an element used to stop elements from reacting violently.

1. Helium
A detailed, summarized version about Helium.

2. Neon
A detailed, summarized version about Neon.

3. Argon
A detailed, summarized version about Argon.

4. Krypton
A detailed, summarized version about Krypton.

5. Xenon
A detailed, summarized version about Xenon.

6. Radon
A detailed, summarized version about Radon.

7. Oganesson
A detailed, summarized version about Oganesson.



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Thursday, October 17, 2019

Chemistry Elements ( According to Atomic Number )

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A detailed, summarized version about Hydrogen.

2. Helium
A detailed, summarized version about Helium.

3. Lithium
A detailed, summarized version about Lithium.

4. Beryllium
A detailed, summarized version about Beryllium

5. Boron
A detailed, summarized version about Boron.

6. Carbon
A detailed, summarized version about Carbon.

7. Nitrogen
A detailed, summarized version about Nitrogen.

8. Oxygen
A detailed, summarized version about Oxygen.

9. Fluorine
A detailed, summarized version about Fluorine.

10. Neon
A detailed, summarized version about Neon.

11.Sodium
A detailed, summarized version about Sodium.

12. Magnesium
A detailed, summarized version about Magnesium.

13.Aluminium
A detailed, summarized version of Aluminium.

14. Silicon
A detailed, summarized version of Silicon.

15. Phosphorous
A detailed, summarized version of Phosphorous.

16. Sulphur
A detailed, summarized version of Sulphur.

17.Chlorine
A detailed, summarized version about Chlorine.

18. Argon
A detailed, summarized version about Argon.

19. Potassium
A detailed, summarized version about Potassium

20. Calcium
A detailed, summarized version about Calcium.

21. Scandium
A detailed, summarized version about Scandium.

22. Titanium
A detailed, summarized version about Titanium.

23. Vanadium
A detailed, summarized version about Vanadium.

24. Chromium
A detailed, summarized version about Chromium.

25. Manganese
A detailed, summarized version about Manganese.

26. Iron
A detailed, summarized version about Iron.

27. Cobalt
A detailed, summarized version about Cobalt.

28. Nickel
A detailed, summarized version about Nickel.

29. Copper
A detailed, summarized version about Copper.

30. Zinc
A detailed, summarized version about Zinc.

31. Gallium
A detailed, summarized version about Gallium.

32. Germanium
A detailed, summarized version about Germanium

33. Arsenic
A detailed, summarized version about Arsenic.

34. Selenium
A detailed, summarized version about Selenium.

35. Bromine
A detailed, summarized version about Bromine

36. Krypton
A detailed, summarized version about Krypton.

37. Rubidium
A detailed, summarized version about Rubidium.

38. Strontium
A detailed, summarized version about Strontium.

39. Yttrium
A detailed, summarized version about Yttrium.

40. Zirconium
A detailed, summarized version about Zirconium.

41. Niobium
A detailed, summarized version about Niobium.

42. Molybdenum
A detailed, summarized version about Molybdenum.

43. Technetium
A detailed, summarized version about Technetium.

44. Ruthenium
A detailed, summarized version about Ruthenium.

45. Rhodium
A detailed, summarized version about Rhodium.

46. Palladium
A detailed, summarized version about Palladium.

47. Silver
A detailed, summarized version about Silver.

48. Cadmium
A detailed, summarized version about Cadmium.

49. Indium
A detailed, summarized version about Indium.

50. Tin
A detailed, summarized version about Tin.

51. Antimony
A detailed, summarized version about Antimony.

52. Tellurium
A detailed, summarized version about Tellurium.

53. Iodine
A detailed, summarized version about Iodine.

54. Xenon
A detailed, summarized version about Xenon.

55. Caesium
A detailed, summarized version about Caesium.

56. Barium
A detailed, summarized version about Barium.

72. Hafnium
A detailed, summarized version about Hafnium.

73.Tantalum
A detailed, summarized version about Tantalum.

74. Tungsten
A detailed, summarized version about Tungsten.

75. Rhenium
A detailed, summarized version about Rhenium.

76. Osmium
A detailed, summarized version about Osmium.

77. Iridium
A detailed, summarized version about Iridium.

78. Platinum
A detailed, summarized version about Platinum.

79. Gold
A detailed, summarized version about Gold.

80. Mercury
A detailed, summarized version about Mercury.

81. Thallium
A detailed, summarized version about Thallium.

82. Lead
A detailed, summarized version about Lead.

83. Bismuth
A detailed, summarized version about Bismuth.

84. Polonium
A detailed, summarized version about Polonium.

85. Astatine
A detailed, summarized version about Astatine.

86. Radon
A detailed, summarized version about Radon.

87. Francium
A detailed, summarized version about Francium.

88. Radium
A detailed, summarized version about Radium.

104. Rutherfordium
A detailed, summarized version about Rutherfordium.

105. Dubnium
A detailed, summarized version about Dubnium.

106. Seaborgium
A detailed, summarized version about Seaborgium.

107. Bohrium
A detailed, summarized version about Bohrium.

108. Hassium
A detailed, summarized version about Hassium.

109. Meitnerium
A detailed, summarized version about Meitnerium.

110. Darmstadtium
A detailed, summarized version about Darmstadtium.

111. Roentgenium
A detailed, summarized version about Roentgenium.

112. Copernicium
A detailed, summarized version about Copernicium.

113. Nihonium
A detailed, summarized version about Nihonium.

114. Flerovium
A detailed, summarized version about Flerovium.

115. Moscovium
A detailed, summarized version about Moscovium.

116. Livermorium
A detailed, summarized version about Livermorium.

117. Tennessine
A detailed, summarized version about Tennessine

118. Oganesson
A detailed, summarized version about Oganesson.
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