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H - Because of its light weight & high reaction energy, liquid hydrogen has been a frequent choice of fuel for NASA #IYPT2019
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He - Helium is used in the breathing apparatus of deep-sea (>122m) divers to prevent nitrogen narcosis #IYPT2019
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Li - 7Up originally contained lithium citrate & promoted the positive health effects of Li in its soda. Li was one of the first effective treatments for bipolar depression & schizophrenia #IYPT2019
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Be - Beryllium tastes sweet but is toxic & carcinogenic—so just take our word for it! (It also slows down particles emitted in nuclear fission & was used by Enrico Fermi to produce the first nuclear chain reaction) #IYPT2019
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B - Silly Putty contains about 4% boric acid, which improves its elasticity #IYPT2019
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C - In 1772, Antoine Lavoisier determined that carbon was its own element by using a system of lenses to burn a diamond & examine the residue #IYPT2019
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N - Sodium azide (Na3N) is used to rapidly inflate your car's airbag #IYPT2019
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O - The average adult breathes in about 550 L of oxygen per day #IYPT2019
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F - Fluoride compounds are used to strengthen teeth, ease cooking (Teflon), keep feet dry (Gore-Tex) & purify uranium for nuclear reactors #IYPT2019
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Ne - Liquid neon is used as a cryogenic refrigerant to freeze corpses for preservation or potential revival in the future #IYPT2019
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Na - Sodium carbonate was called "sodanum" in medieval Europe & used as a headache remedy, but in ancient Egypt, it was called "natron" & used for washing. These led to the element's name & symbol #IYPT2019
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Mg - Magnesium salts have medicinal uses; the hydroxide is used in antacids (milk of magnesia), the sulfate is in Epsom salts & the citrate is a laxative #IYPT2019
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Al - Extraction of aluminum from ore is very energy-intensive (it requires 2x as much energy as steel production) but recycling Al requires only 5% of that energy; yet the US throws away enough Al to make a fleet of commercial airplanes every year! #IYPT2019
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Si - In addition to its ubiquitous use in electronics, silicon is at the heart of many precious gems, like amethyst, onyx & opal #IYPT2019
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P - White phosphorus (P4) ignites spontaneously in air. The striking surface of a matchbox contains the more stable red phosphorus; striking a match converts a tiny amount of red phosphorus to white, igniting the match #IYPT2019
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S - Sulfur was the key ingredient in the first antibiotics, in which a sulfur atom formed the active center of the drug that disrupts the production of folic acid bacteria cells needed to reproduce #IYPT2019
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Cl - While elemental chlorine is used to disinfect pools, the distinctive "pool smell" actually comes from the compounds produced when chlorine breaks down bacteria, urine, & sweat #IYPT2019
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Ar - At room temperature and pressure, argon is so inert that can be used for handling most air-sensitive materials; however, under the pressure & temperature of the Earth's core, it reacts readily to form a stable ArNi alloy #IYPT2019
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K - About 7% of naturally-occurring potassium is a radioactive isotope, which means a potassium-rich banana can set off the more sensitive airport scanners; fortunately, your body doesn't absorb enough potassium to make it harmful #IYPT2019
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Ca - The average human contains about 1 kg of calcium; mostly is in the bones, but Ca ions are also essential to blood clotting #IYPT2019
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Sc - Scandium's density is similar to aluminum's but its melting point is almost double that of Al, so it is used in a lot of alloys #IYPT2019
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Ti - About 95% of titanium produced each year is made into titanium dioxide. Because it is non-toxic and scatters light well, it is used as a brightner in everything from paint to food to sunscreen #IYPT2019
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V - Vanadium turns human tongues green & has unpredictable effects on blood glucose levels #IYPT2019
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Green Colors
Red Color
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Cr - Chromium is responsible for the red color of rubies, the green color of emerald, and (until recently) the yellow color of school buses #IYPT2019
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Mn - Most manganese is used in steel; 1% Mn increases steel strength & durability, while 13% Mn steel is used for high-strength purposes, such as railroad tracks & prison bars #IYPT2019
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