Logos Etymon Semantic Elements (118)

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Periodic Table

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Alkali Metals

Group 1 electropositive metals; strong reducing agents; ionic bonding.

ID	Symbol	Name	Atomic No.	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.hydrogen	H	Hydrogen	1	Reactive nonmetal*	s	Gas	Greek ‘hydro’ (water) + ‘gen’ (creator)	hydro+gen	Water-former; life origin anchor	nat.chem, nat.physics, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Fuels fusion, organic base	1H,2H stable; 3H radioactive	1766 Cavendish
elem.lithium	Li	Lithium	3	Alkali metal	s	Solid	Greek ‘lithos’ (stone)	lithos	Stone-metal; electropositive donor	nat.chem, nat.earth, app.eng	Metal	Rechargeable batteries	6Li,7Li stable	1817 Arfvedson
elem.sodium	Na	Sodium	11	Alkali metal	s	Solid	From soda; Na from Latin natrium	soda/natrium	Salt-metal; electrolyte	nat.chem, nat.earth, app.eng	Metal	Glass, chemicals, nerves	23Na stable	1807 Davy
elem.potassium	K	Potassium	19	Alkali metal	s	Solid	Potash; K from kalium	potash+kalium	Salt-former; plant nutrient	nat.chem, nat.earth, app.med	Metal	Fertilizers, salt balance	39K,41K stable; 40K trace	1807 Davy
elem.rubidium	Rb	Rubidium	37	Alkali metal	s	Solid	Latin rubidus (red)	rubidus	Red-line spectral element	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research, photocells	85Rb,87Rb stable	1861 Bunsen/Kirchhoff
elem.cesium	Cs	Cesium	55	Alkali metal	s	Solid	Latin caesius (sky-blue)	caesius	Blue spectral lines	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Atomic clocks, drilling fluids	133Cs stable; 137Cs fission	1860 Bunsen/Kirchhoff
elem.francium	Fr	Francium	87	Alkali metal	s	Solid	France	france	Heaviest alkali; highly unstable	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Radioactive tracer	No stable isotopes	1939 Perey

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Alkaline Earth Metals

Group 2 divalent metals; structural/biochemical roles.

ID	Symbol	Name	Atomic No.	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.beryllium	Be	Beryllium	4	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	From beryl (Greek beryllos)	beryllos	Light, stiff, transparent to X-rays	nat.chem, nat.earth	Metal	Aerospace, nuclear moderators	9Be stable	1798 Vauquelin
elem.magnesium	Mg	Magnesium	12	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	Magnesia, Greece	magnesia	Light, structural ion	nat.chem, nat.bio	Metal	Chlorophyll core, alloys	24,25,26Mg stable	1808 Davy
elem.calcium	Ca	Calcium	20	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	Latin calx (lime)	calx	Bone-builder, cement base	nat.chem, nat.bio	Metal	Bones, shells, concrete	40Ca stable	1808 Davy
elem.strontium	Sr	Strontium	38	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	Strontian, Scotland	strontian	Firework red coloration	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Pyrotechnics, ferrites	84–88Sr stable	1790 Crawford
elem.barium	Ba	Barium	56	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	Greek barys (heavy)	barys	Heavy-metal salt producer	nat.chem, app.med	Metal	Barium contrast in X-ray	130,138Ba stable	1808 Davy
elem.radium	Ra	Radium	88	Alkaline earth metal	s	Solid	Latin radius (ray)	radius	Radioactive luminous emitter	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Legacy luminescence	No stable isotopes	1898 Curie

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Transition Metals

d-block, variable oxidation states, catalysis, colored complexes.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Cat	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.scandium	Sc	Scandium	21	Transition metal	d	Solid	From Scandia (Scandinavia)	scandia	Light transition metal	nat.chem, nat.earth	Metal	Aerospace alloys	45Sc stable	1879 Nilson
elem.titanium	Ti	Titanium	22	Transition metal	d	Solid	Named after Titans	titan	Strong, light	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Aerospace, implants	46–50Ti stable	1791 Gregor
elem.vanadium	V	Vanadium	23	Transition metal	d	Solid	Vanadis (Freyja)	vanadis	Colored salts, variable valence	nat.chem	Metal	Steel alloys, catalysts	51V stable	1830 Sefström
elem.chromium	Cr	Chromium	24	Transition metal	d	Solid	Greek chroma (color)	chroma	Color compounds, corrosion resistant	nat.chem	Metal	Stainless steel, pigments	50–54Cr stable	1797 Vauquelin
elem.manganese	Mn	Manganese	25	Transition metal	d	Solid	Magnesia negra	magnesia	Enzyme cofactor, steel additive	nat.chem, nat.bio	Metal	Batteries, steels	55Mn stable	1774 Gahn
elem.iron	Fe	Iron	26	Transition metal	d	Solid	Latin ferrum	ferrum	Mars-metal; hemoglobin core	nat.chem, nat.bio, app.eng	Metal	Steel, blood, magnets	54–58Fe stable	Ancient
elem.cobalt	Co	Cobalt	27	Transition metal	d	Solid	German kobold (goblin)	kobold	Pigments, magnets	nat.chem, nat.bio	Metal	Alloys, vitamin B12	59Co stable	1735 Brandt
elem.nickel	Ni	Nickel	28	Transition metal	d	Solid	Kupfernickel (false copper)	nickel	Stainless steel component	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Alloys, batteries	58–64Ni stable	1751 Cronstedt
elem.copper	Cu	Copper	29	Transition metal	d	Solid	Cyprus (cuprum)	cuprum	Venus-metal; conductor	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Wiring, coins	63,65Cu stable	Ancient
elem.zinc	Zn	Zinc	30	Transition metal	d	Solid	German zinke (prong)	zinke	Galvanization metal	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Galvanized steel, alloys	64–70Zn stable	Ancient
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Post-transition Metals

p-block metals; softer, lower melting points, form alloys, industrial uses.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.aluminum	Al	Aluminum	13	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Latin alumen (alum)	alumen	Lightweight, corrosion-resistant	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Aerospace, packaging	27Al stable	1825 Ørsted/Wöhler
elem.gallium	Ga	Gallium	31	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Latin Gallia (France)	gallia	Melts in hand, electronics	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Semiconductors, LEDs	69,71Ga stable	1875 de Boisbaudran
elem.indium	In	Indium	49	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Indigo spectral line	indigo	Soft, conductive	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Touchscreens, solders	113,115In stable	1863 Reich/Richter
elem.tin	Sn	Tin	50	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Latin stannum	stannum	Jupiter-metal; alloys	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Bronzes, solders, plating	112Sn,114–120Sn stable	Ancient
elem.thallium	Tl	Thallium	81	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Greek thallos (green shoot)	thallos	Toxic green-line element	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Electronics, optics (limited)	203,205Tl stable	1861 Crookes
elem.lead	Pb	Lead	82	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	Latin plumbum	plumbum	Saturn-metal; dense, soft	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Batteries, shielding	204–208Pb stable	Ancient
elem.bismuth	Bi	Bismuth	83	Post-transition metal	p	Solid	German Wismut	wismut	Dense, low-toxicity heavy metal	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Alloys, cosmetics, meds	209Bi long-lived α emitter	18th c.

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Metalloids

Semiconductors, border properties; amphoteric chemistry.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.boron	B	Boron	5	Metalloid	p	Solid	Arabic buraq (borax)	buraq	Border element; neutron absorber	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metalloid	Borosilicate glass, BN ceramics	10,11B stable	1808 Davy et al.
elem.silicon	Si	Silicon	14	Metalloid	p	Solid	Latin silex (flint)	silex	Earth’s crust backbone; semiconductor	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metalloid	Electronics, photovoltaics	28–30Si stable	1823 Berzelius
elem.germanium	Ge	Germanium	32	Metalloid	p	Solid	Named after Germany	germania	Semiconductor, transparent to IR	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metalloid	Optics, electronics	70,72,73,74,76Ge stable	1886 Winkler
elem.arsenic	As	Arsenic	33	Metalloid	p	Solid	Greek arsenikon (orpiment)	arsenikon	Toxic metalloid, poisons + semiconductors	nat.chem, nat.bio	Metalloid	GaAs semiconductors, pesticides	75As stable	Ancient
elem.antimony	Sb	Antimony	51	Metalloid	p	Solid	Latin stibium	stibium	Semimetal; cosmetics, alloys	nat.chem, app.eng	Metalloid	Flame retardants, alloys	121,123Sb stable	Ancient
elem.tellurium	Te	Tellurium	52	Metalloid	p	Solid	Latin tellus (earth)	tellus	Semiconductor; thermoelectrics	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metalloid	Solar panels, alloys	120,122,123,124,125,126Te stable	1782 Müller
elem.polonium	Po	Polonium	84	Metalloid	p	Solid	Named after Poland	polonia	Highly radioactive border element	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metalloid	Heat source (space), alpha emitter	No stable isotopes	1898 Curie

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Reactive Nonmetals

C, H, N, O, P, S, Se — covalent frameworks, biochemistry.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Cat	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.carbon	C	Carbon	6	Reactive nonmetal	p	Solid	Latin carbo (coal)	carbo	Backbone of life; multiple allotropes	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Diamond, graphite, graphene	12C,13C stable; 14C dating	Ancient
elem.nitrogen	N	Nitrogen	7	Reactive nonmetal	p	Gas	Greek nitron + gen	nitron+gen	Atmosphere base, fertilizer	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Ammonia, fertilizers	14,15N stable	1772 Rutherford
elem.oxygen	O	Oxygen	8	Reactive nonmetal	p	Gas	Greek oxys + gen	oxys+gen	Oxidizer, respiration	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Medical O2, combustion	16,17,18O stable	1774 Priestley/Scheele
elem.phosphorus	P	Phosphorus	15	Reactive nonmetal	p	Solid	Greek phosphoros (light-bearer)	phosphoros	DNA backbone, ATP	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Matches, fertilizers, DNA	31P stable	1669 Brand
elem.sulfur	S	Sulfur	16	Reactive nonmetal	p	Solid	Latin sulphur (brimstone)	sulphur	Volcano/brimstone element	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Vulcanization, sulfuric acid	32,33,34,36S stable	Ancient
elem.selenium	Se	Selenium	34	Reactive nonmetal	p	Solid	Greek selene (moon)	selene	Moon-metal, semiconductor	nat.chem, nat.bio	Nonmetal	Photovoltaics, enzymes	74,76,77,78,80,82Se stable	1817 Berzelius

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Halogens

Group 17 electronegative nonmetals; salt formers; powerful oxidizers.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.fluorine	F	Fluorine	9	Halogen	p	Gas	Latin fluere (to flow)	fluere	Salt-former; strongest oxidizer	nat.chem, nat.bio, hyb.env_sci, app.med	Nonmetal	Teflon, refrigerants	19F stable	1886 Moissan
elem.chlorine	Cl	Chlorine	17	Halogen	p	Gas	Greek chloros (green-yellow)	chloros	Salt-metal partner; disinfectant	nat.chem, nat.bio, hyb.env_sci, app.med	Nonmetal	PVC, bleach, disinfection	35,37Cl stable	1774 Scheele
elem.bromine	Br	Bromine	35	Halogen	p	Liquid	Greek bromos (stench)	bromos	Foul-smelling halogen	nat.chem, nat.bio, hyb.env_sci	Nonmetal	Flame retardants, dyes	79,81Br stable	1826 Balard
elem.iodine	I	Iodine	53	Halogen	p	Solid	Greek ioeides (violet-like)	ioeides	Violet halogen; thyroid hormone	nat.chem, nat.bio, app.med	Nonmetal	Antiseptics, nutrition	127I stable	1811 Courtois
elem.astatine	At	Astatine	85	Halogen	p	Solid	Greek astatos (unstable)	astatos	Shortest-lived halogen	nat.chem, nat.physics	Nonmetal	Radioisotope tracers	No stable isotopes	1940 Corson/MacKenzie/Segrè
elem.tennessine	Ts	Tennessine	117	Halogen	p	Solid	Tennessee (USA)	tennessine	Superheavy halogen; predicted	nat.chem, nat.physics	Nonmetal	Research only	No stable isotopes	2010 JINR/ORNL

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Noble Gases

Group 18 inert gases; closed shells; lighting, shielding, cryogenics.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.helium	He	Helium	2	Noble gas	s	Gas	Greek helios (sun)	helios	Inert archetype; cryogenics	nat.chem, nat.physics, nat.astro, app.eng	Nonmetal	Balloons, cryogenics	3He, 4He stable	1868 Janssen/Lockyer
elem.neon	Ne	Neon	10	Noble gas	p	Gas	Greek neos (new)	neos	Lighting gas; inert	nat.chem, nat.physics, nat.astro, app.eng	Nonmetal	Neon lights, indicators	20,21,22Ne stable	1898 Ramsay/Travers
elem.argon	Ar	Argon	18	Noble gas	p	Gas	Greek argos (idle)	argos	Atmospheric noble gas	nat.chem, nat.physics, nat.astro	Nonmetal	Shielding, lighting	36,38,40Ar stable	1894 Ramsay/Strutt
elem.krypton	Kr	Krypton	36	Noble gas	p	Gas	Greek kryptos (hidden)	kryptos	Hidden gas; lighting	nat.chem, nat.physics	Nonmetal	Lighting, lasers	78,80,82,83,84,86Kr stable	1898 Ramsay/Travers
elem.xenon	Xe	Xenon	54	Noble gas	p	Gas	Greek xenos (strange)	xenos	Heavy noble gas; anesthesia	nat.chem, nat.physics, nat.med	Nonmetal	Lamps, ion propulsion, anesthesia	124–136Xe stable	1898 Ramsay/Travers
elem.radon	Rn	Radon	86	Noble gas	p	Gas	From radium + -on	radium	Radioactive noble gas	nat.chem, nat.physics, app.med	Nonmetal	Radiotherapy, tracer	No stable isotopes	1900 Dorn
elem.oganesson	Og	Oganesson	118	Noble gas	p	Solid (predicted)	Named after Yuri Oganessian	oganes	Superheavy noble gas (unstable)	nat.chem, nat.physics	Nonmetal	Research only	No stable isotopes	2002 JINR/LLNL

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Lanthanides

4f rare earths; magnetic, optical, phosphors, catalysts.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.lanthanum	La	Lanthanum	57	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Greek lanthanein (to lie hidden)	lanthanein	Hidden metal; prototype of lanthanides	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Optical lenses, catalysts	138–139La stable	1839 Mosander
elem.cerium	Ce	Cerium	58	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Named after asteroid Ceres	ceres	Bright element, abundant	nat.chem, app.eng	Metal	Catalysts, lighter flints	136,138,140,142Ce stable	1803 Hisinger/Klaproth
elem.praseodymium	Pr	Praseodymium	59	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Greek prasios didymos (green twin)	prasio+didymos	Green-colored rare earth	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Magnets, glasses	141Pr stable	1885 von Welsbach
elem.neodymium	Nd	Neodymium	60	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Greek neos didymos (new twin)	neos+didymos	Magnet powerhouse	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	NdFeB magnets	142–150Nd stable	1885 von Welsbach
elem.promethium	Pm	Promethium	61	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Named after Prometheus	prometheus	Fire-bringer; only radioactive rare earth	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Nuclear batteries	No stable isotopes	1945 (Oak Ridge)
elem.samarium	Sm	Samarium	62	Lanthanide	f	Solid	From samarskite mineral	samarskite	Strong magnets; optics	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Samarium–cobalt magnets	144,147,148,149,150,152,154Sm stable	1879 Lecoq
elem.europium	Eu	Europium	63	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Named after Europe	europa	Phosphor element; red emission	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Phosphors, euro notes	151,153Eu stable	1901 Demarçay
elem.gadolinium	Gd	Gadolinium	64	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Johan Gadolin	gadolin	MRI contrast, magnets	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	MRI agents, alloys	152,154–160Gd stable	1880 Marignac
elem.terbium	Tb	Terbium	65	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Ytterby, Sweden	ytterby	Green phosphor element	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Phosphors, lasers	159Tb stable	1843 Mosander
elem.dysprosium	Dy	Dysprosium	66	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Greek dysprositos (hard to get)	dysprositos	High magnetic strength	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Magnets, reactors	156–164Dy stable	1886 Lecoq
elem.holmium	Ho	Holmium	67	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Holmia (Stockholm)	holmia	Magnetic resonance element	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Lasers, magnets	165Ho stable	1878 Per Teodor Cleve
elem.erbium	Er	Erbium	68	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Ytterby, Sweden	ytterby	Telecom optical amplifier	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Fiber optics	162,164,166–170Er stable	1842 Mosander
elem.thulium	Tm	Thulium	69	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Thule (mythic north)	thule	Rarest stable lanthanide	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Portable X-ray sources	169Tm stable	1879 Cleve
elem.ytterbium	Yb	Ytterbium	70	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Ytterby, Sweden	ytterby	Multipurpose rare earth	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Lasers, alloys	168–176Yb stable	1878 Marignac
elem.lutetium	Lu	Lutetium	71	Lanthanide	f	Solid	Lutetia (Paris)	lutetia	End of lanthanides	nat.chem, hyb.materials	Metal	Catalysts, PET scanning	175Lu stable	1907 Urbain

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Actinides

5f elements; radioactivity, nuclear fuels, and synthetic superheavies.

ID	Symbol	Name	Z	Category	Block	State	Etymology	Morphemes	Semantic Role	Fields	Class	Function	Nuclear Ref	Discovery
elem.actinium	Ac	Actinium	89	Actinide	f	Solid	Greek aktis (ray)	aktis	First of actinides; glowing	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research, tracer	No stable isotopes	1899 Debierne
elem.thorium	Th	Thorium	90	Actinide	f	Solid	Norse god Thor	thor	Fertile fuel (232Th)	nat.chem, nat.physics, app.eng	Metal	Thorium reactors, mantles	232Th long-lived	1829 Berzelius
elem.protactinium	Pa	Protactinium	91	Actinide	f	Solid	Greek protos (before) + actinium	protos+aktis	Precursor to actinium	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Nuclear research	231Pa long-lived	1913 Hahn/Meitner
elem.uranium	U	Uranium	92	Actinide	f	Solid	Uranus (planet)	uranus	Primary fissile element	nat.chem, nat.physics, app.eng	Metal	Reactors, weapons	235U fissile; 238U fertile	1789 Klaproth
elem.neptunium	Np	Neptunium	93	Actinide	f	Solid	Neptune (planet)	neptune	First transuranic	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Nuclear research	No stable isotopes	1940 McMillan/Abelson
elem.plutonium	Pu	Plutonium	94	Actinide	f	Solid	Pluto (planet)	pluto	Iconic fissile, weapons fuel	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Reactors, weapons	239Pu fissile	1940 Seaborg
elem.americium	Am	Americium	95	Actinide	f	Solid	America	america	Synthetic; detector isotope	nat.chem, nat.physics, app.eng	Metal	Smoke detectors, research	241Am α emitter	1944 Seaborg
elem.curium	Cm	Curium	96	Actinide	f	Solid	Marie & Pierre Curie	curie	Radioactive namesake	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research, α source	244Cm etc.	1944 Seaborg
elem.berkelium	Bk	Berkelium	97	Actinide	f	Solid	Berkeley, California	berkeley	Synthetic research element	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1949 Seaborg
elem.californium	Cf	Californium	98	Actinide	f	Solid	California	california	Neutron emitter	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Reactor startup, neutron source	252Cf	1950 Seaborg
elem.einsteinium	Es	Einsteinium	99	Actinide	f	Solid	Albert Einstein	einstein	Named after physicist	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1952 (H-bomb debris)
elem.fermium	Fm	Fermium	100	Actinide	f	Solid	Enrico Fermi	fermi	Synthetic actinide	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1952 (H-bomb debris)
elem.mendelevium	Md	Mendelevium	101	Actinide	f	Solid	Dmitri Mendeleev	mendeleev	Table namesake	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1955 Seaborg
elem.nobelium	No	Nobelium	102	Actinide	f	Solid	Alfred Nobel	nobel	Synthetic; namesake of prizes	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1958 JINR
elem.lawrencium	Lr	Lawrencium	103	Actinide	f	Solid	Ernest Lawrence	lawrence	End of actinides; synthetic	nat.chem, nat.physics	Metal	Research only	No stable isotopes	1961 Ghiorso

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118 elements across:

• Alkali metals
• Alkaline earth metals
• Transition metals
• Post-transition metals
• Metalloids
• Reactive nonmetals
• Halogens
• Noble gases
• Lanthanides
• Actinides

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