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A data sheet for various elements, including their atomic symbols, relative atomic masses, atomic numbers, and names. It includes both positive and negative ions, ranging from hydrogen to seaborgium. This information can be useful for students studying gcse science, additional science, and chemistry.
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**1. Reactivity Series of Metals
Positive ions
Name
Hydrogen Sodium Silver Potassium Lithium Ammonium Barium Calcium Copper(II) Magnesium Zinc Lead Iron(II) Iron(III) Aluminium
Na + Ag + K + Li + NH 4 + Ba 2+ Ca 2+ Cu 2+ Mg 2+ Zn 2+ Pb 2+ Fe 2+ Fe 3+ Al 3+
Chloride Bromide Fluoride Iodide Hydroxide Nitrate Oxide Sulfide Sulfate Carbonate
Cl โ Br โ F โ I โ OH โ NO 3 โ O 2โ S 2โ SO 4 2โ CO 3 2โ
Formula
Insert for GCSE Science A, GCSE Additional Science and GCSE Chemistry v
Name Formula
Negative ions
Potassium Sodium Calcium Magnesium Aluminium Carbon Zinc Iron Tin Lead Hydrogen Copper Silver Gold Platinum
(elements in italics, though non-metals, have been included for comparison)
most reactive
least reactive
(^7) Li lithium (^323) Na sodium 1139 K 19 potassium
(^85) Rb rubidium (^37133) Cs caesium (^55) [223] Fr 87
Cu
and
Cl
have not been rounded to the nearest whole number.
francium
Be
Key
beryllium
atomic symbol relative atomic massatomic (proton) number
name
(^24) Mg 12 magnesium
(^40) Ca calcium 2088^ Sr strontium (^38137) Ba barium (^56) [226] Ra radium 88
(^45) Sc 21 scandium
89^ Y yttrium (^39139) La* 57 lanthanum [227]^ Ac* actinium^89
48^ Ti 22 titanium^91^ Zr zirconium^40178^ Hf hafnium^72 [261]^ Rf rutherfordium^104
vanadium
(^93) Nb niobium 41181 Ta tantalum (^73) [262] Db dubnium 105
52 Cr 24 chromium
(^96) Mo 42 molybdenum
tungsten^ [266]^ Sg seaborgium^106
(^55) Mn 25 manganese
[98]^ Tc^43 technetium
186^ Re rhenium^75 [264]^ Bh bohrium 107
hydrogen
(^156) Fe iron (^26101) Ru 44 ruthenium 190^ Os osmium^76 [277]^ Hs hassium 108
(^59) Co cobalt (^27103) Rh rhodium 45192^ Ir iridium (^77) [268] Mt 109 meitnerium
59^ Ni nickel (^28106) Pd 46 palladium 195^ Pt^78 platinum^ [271]^ Ds darmstadtium^110
63.5^ Cu copper^29108^ Ag silver^47197^ Au gold^79
65 Zn zinc (^30112) Cd 48 cadmium^201^ Hg mercury^80
11^ B boron^527 Al 13 aluminium
(^70) Ga gallium 31115^ In indium 49204^ Tl thallium 81
12^ C carbon^628^ Si silicon (^1473) Ge 32 germanium
119^ Sn tin^50207^ Pb^82
Elements with atomic numbers 112 โ 116 have been
reported but not fully authenticated
lead
nitrogen
phosphorus
(^75) As arsenic (^33122) Sb 51 antimony 209^ Bi bismuth^83
16^ O oxygen^832^ S sulfur 1679 Se 34 selenium 128^ Te tellurium^52 [209]^ Po^84 polonium
fluorine^ 35.5^ Cl chlorine^1780^ Br bromine^35
iodine [210]^ At astatine^85
Ne
0 (^4) He helium (^220) neon 1040 Ar argon 1884 Kr 36 krypton^131^ Xe xenon^54 [222]^ Rn radon^86
[272]^ Rg^111 roentgenium
3. The Periodic Table of Elements