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Master the building blocks of matter with all elements from the periodic table. From hydrogen to the newest synthetic elements, explore the fundamental components that make up everything in the universe.
| Tin | Metal used for food cans and solder |
| Gold | Precious yellow metal used in jewelry and electronics |
| Iron | Essential metal for blood and steel production |
| Lead | Heavy toxic metal historically used in pipes |
| Neon | Noble gas used in colorful advertising signs |
| Zinc | Essential metal used for galvanizing and nutrition |
| Argon | Noble gas used in light bulbs and welding |
| Boron | Metalloid essential for plant growth |
| Radon | Radioactive noble gas found in basements |
| Xenon | Noble gas used in car headlights |
| Barium | Alkaline earth metal used in medical imaging |
| Carbon | Essential element for all organic life forms |
| Cerium | Rare earth metal used in catalytic converters |
| Cesium | Highly reactive alkali metal used in atomic clocks |
| Cobalt | Magnetic metal used in batteries and pigments |
| Copper | Reddish metal excellent conductor of electricity |
| Curium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Marie Curie |
| Erbium | Rare earth metal used in fiber optic amplifiers |
| Helium | Lightest noble gas used in balloons |
| Indium | Soft metal used in touchscreen displays |
| Iodine | Purple halogen essential for thyroid function |
| Nickel | Magnetic metal used in coins and stainless steel |
| Osmium | Densest naturally occurring element |
| Oxygen | Essential gas for respiration and combustion |
| Radium | Radioactive element that glows in the dark |
| Silver | Precious white metal with highest electrical conductivity |
| Sodium | Alkali metal essential for nerve function |
| Sulfur | Yellow nonmetal essential for proteins |
| Arsenic | Poisonous metalloid historically used as pesticide |
| Bismuth | Heavy metal with colorful crystal formations |
| Bohrium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Niels Bohr |
| Bromine | Red liquid halogen used in flame retardants |
| Cadmium | Toxic metal used in batteries and pigments |
| Calcium | Essential metal for bones and teeth |
| Dubnium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Dubna |
| Fermium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Enrico Fermi |
| Gallium | Metal that melts in your hand |
| Hafnium | Transition metal used in nuclear reactor control rods |
| Hassium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Hesse |
| Holmium | Rare earth metal with strongest magnetic field |
| Iridium | Dense platinum group metal used in spark plugs |
| Krypton | Noble gas used in high performance light bulbs |
| Lithium | Lightest metal used in batteries and mood stabilizers |
| Mercury | Liquid metal formerly used in thermometers |
| Niobium | Transition metal used in superconducting magnets |
| Rhenium | Rare metal with highest melting point |
| Rhodium | Precious metal used in catalytic converters |
| Silicon | Metalloid essential for computer chips and glass |
| Terbium | Rare earth metal used in green phosphors |
| Thorium | Radioactive metal potential nuclear fuel alternative |
| Thulium | Rare earth metal used in medical X ray sources |
| Uranium | Radioactive heavy metal used in nuclear power |
| Yttrium | Rare earth metal used in LED lights |
| Actinium | Radioactive metal used in neutron sources |
| Aluminum | Lightweight silver metal used in cans and foil |
| Antimony | Metalloid used in flame retardants and batteries |
| Astatine | Rare radioactive halogen element |
| Chlorine | Yellow green gas used for water purification |
| Chromium | Hard metal used for stainless steel and plating |
| Europium | Rare earth metal used in red phosphors |
| Fluorine | Most reactive halogen used in toothpaste |
| Francium | Highly radioactive alkali metal |
| Hydrogen | Lightest and most abundant element in universe |
| Lutetium | Rare earth metal used in medical imaging |
| Nihonium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Japan |
| Nitrogen | Gas that makes up most of atmosphere |
| Nobelium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Nobel |
| Platinum | Precious metal used in jewelry and catalysts |
| Polonium | Radioactive element discovered by Marie Curie |
| Rubidium | Highly reactive alkali metal used in atomic clocks |
| Samarium | Rare earth metal used in permanent magnets |
| Scandium | Light transition metal used in aerospace alloys |
| Selenium | Metalloid essential for antioxidant enzymes |
| Tantalum | Corrosion resistant metal used in electronics |
| Thallium | Toxic metal historically used as rat poison |
| Titanium | Strong lightweight metal used in aerospace |
| Tungsten | Metal with highest melting point used in light bulbs |
| Vanadium | Transition metal used to strengthen steel |
| Americium | Synthetic radioactive element used in smoke detectors |
| Berkelium | Synthetic radioactive actinide element |
| Beryllium | Light metal used in aerospace applications |
| Flerovium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Flerov |
| Germanium | Metalloid used in semiconductors and electronics |
| Lanthanum | Rare earth metal used in camera lenses |
| Magnesium | Light metal essential for plant photosynthesis |
| Manganese | Transition metal essential for steel production |
| Moscovium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Moscow |
| Neodymium | Rare earth metal used in powerful permanent magnets |
| Neptunium | First synthetic element beyond uranium |
| Oganesson | Heaviest known synthetic superheavy element |
| Palladium | Precious metal used in catalytic converters |
| Plutonium | Radioactive element used in nuclear weapons |
| Potassium | Alkali metal essential for nerve function |
| Ruthenium | Platinum group metal used in electronics |
| Strontium | Alkaline earth metal used in fireworks |
| Tellurium | Metalloid used in solar panels and electronics |
| Ytterbium | Rare earth metal used in stainless steel |
| Zirconium | Corrosion resistant metal used in nuclear reactors |
| Dysprosium | Rare earth metal used in high performance magnets |
| Gadolinium | Rare earth metal used in MRI contrast agents |
| Lawrencium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Lawrence |
| Meitnerium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Lise Meitner |
| Molybdenum | Transition metal used to strengthen steel alloys |
| Phosphorus | Essential element for DNA and bones |
| Promethium | Rare radioactive element used in luminous paint |
| Seaborgium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Seaborg |
| Technetium | First artificially produced radioactive element |
| Tennessine | Synthetic superheavy element named after Tennessee |
| Californium | Synthetic radioactive element used in neutron sources |
| Copernicium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Copernicus |
| Einsteinium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Einstein |
| Livermorium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Livermore |
| Mendelevium | Synthetic radioactive element named after Mendeleev |
| Roentgenium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Roentgen |
| Darmstadtium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Darmstadt |
| Praseodymium | Rare earth metal used in aircraft engines |
| Protactinium | Rare radioactive element found in uranium ores |
| Rutherfordium | Synthetic superheavy element named after Rutherford |
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