Periodic Table

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  1. 4. The first element on the periodic table, with the atomic number 1.
  2. 7. Essential for respiration and found in the air we breathe.
  3. 8. Valued for its luster and conductivity, used in jewelry and electronics.
  4. 10. Produces a bright orange-red glow in neon signs.
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  1. 1. Commonly used in construction and as a key component of hemoglobin.
  2. 2. Known as the building block of life, found in all organic compounds.
  3. 3. Used to disinfect water and in the production of PVC.
  4. 5. Highly prized for its beauty and rarity, used in jewelry and currency.
  5. 6. Used to fill balloons and as a coolant in MRI machines.
  6. 9. Reacts explosively with water and commonly found in table salt.