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! fra-Latn-FR: matière [f]
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=== Element Name ===
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! cmn-Hans-CN: 概念 !! cmn-Hans-CN: 前提
! cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: gàiniàn !! cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: qiántí
! deu-Latn-DE: Begriff [m] !! deu-Latn-DE: Voraussetzung [f]
! eng-Latn-US: concept !! eng-Latn-US: prerequisite
! fra-Latn-FR: concept [m] !! fra-Latn-FR: préalable [m]
! jpn-Jpan-JP: 概念 !! jpn-Jpan-JP: 前提
! jpn-Hrkt-JP: が↓いねん !! jpn-Hrkt-JP: ぜ↑んてい
! rus-Cyrl-RU: конце́пция !! rus-Cyrl-RU: предпосы́лка
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| hydrogen || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氦 ||
| hài ||
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| helium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 锂 ||
| lǐ ||
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| lithium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 铍 ||
| pí ||
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| beryllium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 硼 ||
| péng ||
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| boron || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 碳 ||
| tàn ||
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| carbon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氮 ||
| dàn ||
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| nitrogen || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氧 ||
| yǎng ||
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| oxygen || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氟 ||
| fú ||
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| fluorine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氖 ||
| nǎi ||
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| neon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 钠 ||
| nà ||
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| sodium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 镁 ||
| měi ||
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| magnesium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 铝 ||
| lǚ ||
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| aluminum || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 硅 ||
| guī ||
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| silicon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 磷 ||
| lín ||
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| phosphorus || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 硫 ||
| liú ||
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| sulfu || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氯 ||
| lǜ ||
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| chlorine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 氩 ||
| yà ||
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| argon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 钾 ||
| jiǎ ||
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| potassium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| 钙 ||
| gài ||
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| calcium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| scandium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| titanium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| vanadium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| chromium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| manganese || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| iron || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| cobalt || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| nickel || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| copper || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| zinc || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| gallium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| germanium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| arsenic || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| selenium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| bromine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| krypton || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| rubidium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| strontium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| yttrium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| zirconium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| niobium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| molybdenum || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| technetium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| ruthenium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| rhodium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| palladium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| silver || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| cadmium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| indium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| tin || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| antimony || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| tellurium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| iodine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| xenon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| caesium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| barium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| lanthanum || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| cerium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| praseodymium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| neodymium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| promethium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| samarium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| europium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| gadolinium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| terbium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| dysprosium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| holmium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| erbium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| thulium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| ytterbium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| lutetium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| hafnium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| tantalum || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| tungsten || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| rhenium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| osmium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| iridium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| platinum || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| gold || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| mercury || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| thallium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| lead || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| bismuth || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| polonium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| astatine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| radon || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| francium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| radium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| actinium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| thorium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| protactinium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| uranium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| neptunium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| plutonium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| americium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| curium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| berkelium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| californium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| einsteinium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| fermium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| mendelevium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| nobelium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| lawrencium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| rutherfordium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| dubnium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| seaborgium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| bohrium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| hassium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| meitnerium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| darmstdtium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| roentgenium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| copernicium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| nihonium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| flerovium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| moscovium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| livermorium || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| tennessine || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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| oganesson || atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
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=== Element Property ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! cmn-Hans-CN: 概念 !! cmn-Hans-CN: 前提
! cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: gàiniàn !! cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: qiántí
! deu-Latn-DE: Begriff [m] !! deu-Latn-DE: Voraussetzung [f]
! eng-Latn-US: concept !! eng-Latn-US: prerequisite
! fra-Latn-FR: concept [m] !! fra-Latn-FR: préalable [m]
! jpn-Jpan-JP: 概念 !! jpn-Jpan-JP: 前提
! jpn-Hrkt-JP: が↓いねん !! jpn-Hrkt-JP: ぜ↑んてい
! rus-Cyrl-RU: конце́пция !! rus-Cyrl-RU: предпосы́лка
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cmn-Hans-CN: 科目 cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: kēmù deu-Latn-DE: Fach [n] eng-Latn-US: subject fra-Latn-FR: matière [f] jpn-Jpan-JP: 科目 jpn-Hrkt-JP: か↑もく rus-Cyrl-RU: предме́т
element name
element property

Element Name[edit | edit source]

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氢 qīng hydrogen atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氦 hài helium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
锂 lǐ lithium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
铍 pí beryllium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硼 péng boron atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
碳 tàn carbon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氮 dàn nitrogen atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氧 yǎng oxygen atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氟 fú fluorine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氖 nǎi neon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钠 nà sodium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
镁 měi magnesium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
铝 lǚ aluminum atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硅 guī silicon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
磷 lín phosphorus atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硫 liú sulfu atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氯 lǜ chlorine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氩 yà argon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钾 jiǎ potassium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钙 gài calcium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
scandium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
titanium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
vanadium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
chromium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
manganese atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
iron atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
cobalt atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
nickel atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
copper atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
zinc atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
gallium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
germanium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
arsenic atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
selenium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
bromine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
krypton atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
rubidium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
strontium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
yttrium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
zirconium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
niobium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
molybdenum atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
technetium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
ruthenium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
rhodium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
palladium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
silver atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
cadmium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
indium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
tin atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
antimony atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
tellurium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
iodine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
xenon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
caesium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
barium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
lanthanum atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
cerium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
praseodymium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
neodymium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
promethium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
samarium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
europium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
gadolinium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
terbium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
dysprosium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
holmium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
erbium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
thulium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
ytterbium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
lutetium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
hafnium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
tantalum atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
tungsten atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
rhenium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
osmium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
iridium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
platinum atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
gold atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
mercury atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
thallium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
lead atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
bismuth atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
polonium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
astatine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
radon atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
francium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
radium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
actinium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
thorium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
protactinium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
uranium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
neptunium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
plutonium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
americium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
curium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
berkelium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
californium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
einsteinium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
fermium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
mendelevium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
nobelium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
lawrencium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
rutherfordium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
dubnium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
seaborgium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
bohrium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
hassium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
meitnerium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
darmstdtium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
roentgenium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
copernicium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
nihonium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
flerovium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
moscovium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
livermorium atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
tennessine atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
oganesson atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>

Element Property[edit | edit source]

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Sci–Tech Index

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Philosophy

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Mathematics

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Physics

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Biology

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Chemistry

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Mechanical Engineering

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Software Engineering

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Systems Science

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