| Element name | In the table it's... | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium | A piece of aluminium pipe |  |
| Antimony | A bullet (made with lead hardened with antimony) |  |
| Silver | Old 5 francs coin |  |
| Argon | A small pipe of air (0.9% of argon in air) |  |
| Arsenic | A small piece of a mirror (arsenic is used for the silvering of mirrors) |  |
| Astate | Radioactivity symbol (astate is radioactive) |  |
| Nitrogen | A small pipe of air (75% of nitrogen in air) |  |
| Barium | An electron tube, barium is used to remove oxygen and hydrogen when tube is empty from air |  |
| Beryllium | A watch, spring ring inside are in steel with berylium |  |
| Bismuth | An electric fuse (40% bismuth - 60% tin) |  |
| Boron | Boronic acid |  |
| Bromine | A piece of x-ray film, using silver bromine |  |
| Cadmium | A cadminum-nickel battery |
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| Calcium | A piece of chalk (calcium carbonate) |  |
| Carbon | Some charcoal powder |  |
| Caesium | Caesium carbonate |  |
| Chlorine | A plastic cork, made in PVC (Vinyl polychlorure) |  |
| Chromium | A plumbing part |  |
| Cobalt | Silicagel, contain cobalt chlorine |  |
| Copper | A piece of copper pipe |  |
| Tin | Soldering wire |  |
| Iron | A piece of horseshoe |  |
| Fluorine | Some pills of fluorine for childrens teeths |  |
| Gallium | Green LED (gallium phosphorine) or red (gallium arsenic) |  |
| Germanium | A germanium diode |  |
| Hafnium | A metal drill |  |
| Helium | A laser helium diode |  |
| Hydrogen | Some rough oil (hydrocarbon) |
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| Indium | Photo-cells |  |
| Iodine | Iodine powder |  |
| Iridium | Fountain pen with iridium edge |  |
| Krypton | Krypton flashlight bulb |  |
| Lanthane | Lighter stone (with from 15 to 30 % of lanthane) |  |
| Lithium | A small PC battery with lithium |  |
| Magnésium | A piece of magnesium |  |
| Manganese | A battery with manganese dioxyd |  |
| Mercury | Some drops of mercury |  |
| Molybdenum | Some oxobis(acetylacetonato)molybdenum ! |  |
| Neon | A neon bulb |  |
| Nickel | A two francs coin |  |
| Niobium | A soldering stick |  |
| Gold | A Napoleon coin |  |
| Osmium | A light bulb from trade OSRaM (contraction of Osmium-Wolfram) |
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| Oxygen | A small pipe of air (21% of oxygen in air) |  |
| Palladium | A microprocessor |  |
| Phosphorus | A matches box side, contain red phosphorus |  |
| Platinium | Chemical probe with platinium electrodes |  |
| Lead | Fishing lead |  |
| Polonium | Radioactivity symbol (polonium is radioactive) | |
| Potassium | Some matches (potassium chlorin) |
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| Radon | A piece of granite from Brittany |  |
| Rhenium | A piece of gadolinite, stone with some rhenium in |  |
| Rhodium | Electronic relay, its contacts are made with steel with rhodium in |  |
| Rubidium | Network fiber, made with rubidium oxyd in |  |
| Ruthenium | A car candle |  |
| Scandium | A piece of monazite, stone with scandium |  |
| Selenium | Photo-cell |  |
| Silicon | An EPROM |  |
| Sodium | Sodium chlorite |  |
| Sulphur | Some native sulphur, coming from beautiful Iceland |  |
| Strontium | Strontium carbonate |  |
| Tantalum | Tantalum capacitor |  |
| Technetium | Radioactivity symbol (technetium is radioactive) | |
| Tellurium | Infrared detector |
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| Thallium | Infrared photodiode |  |
| Titanium | A titanium key |  |
| Tungsten | A light bulb strand |  |
| Vanadium | A vanadium wrench |  |
| Xenon | A xenon light bulb |  |
| Yttrium | A piece of firebrick |  |
| Zinc | Zinc pieces |  |
| Zirconium | A fake diamond |
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| Total: 72 | ||
Elements in the table
It's not always easy to represent an element. Some are obvious because they're used as such (iron, copper, lead...), but for others it's much trickier.
In this list, you'll find the objects/materials that have been chosen to fill in the boxes in the table.
In this list, you'll find the objects/materials that have been chosen to fill in the boxes in the table.
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