Media Summary: Emerging from inside of stars, carbon is the fourth most abundant element in the universe, and the basis for Learn the novel and nefarious uses of phosphorus, one of the essential elements required for life, and find out how meteorite ... Known as the "poison of kings" for its role in palace coups and the "king of poisons" for its effectiveness, arsenic is one of the ...

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Emerging from inside of stars, carbon is the fourth most abundant element in the universe, and the basis for Learn the novel and nefarious uses of phosphorus, one of the essential elements required for life, and find out how meteorite ... Known as the "poison of kings" for its role in palace coups and the "king of poisons" for its effectiveness, arsenic is one of the ... Corrosive chlorine is an element of extremes: a deadly poisonous gas with powerfully disinfectant properties. Neon is normally odorless and colorless, reacting with no one, not even itself. Abundant in the universe, uncommon on Earth, ... Earth's most common element by mass, iron has been employed since antiquity to create tools, weapons, and works of art.

At the center of each chlorophyll molecule sits one magnesium ion, a linchpin for photosynthesis. Our cells require magnesium for ... Thrown from supernovae, silicon is the eighth most abundant element in the universe and second only to oxygen in the Earth's ... Furiously reactive, fluorine has a ferocious appetite for attracting electrons from other elements, and a fearsome habit of killing ...

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Emerging from inside of stars, carbon is the fourth most abundant element in the universe, and the basis for

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Learn the novel and nefarious uses of phosphorus, one of the essential elements required for life, and find out how meteorite ...

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Known as the "poison of kings" for its role in palace coups and the "king of poisons" for its effectiveness, arsenic is one of the ...

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Corrosive chlorine is an element of extremes: a deadly poisonous gas with powerfully disinfectant properties.

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Neon is normally odorless and colorless, reacting with no one, not even itself. Abundant in the universe, uncommon on Earth, ...

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Everything Matters | Iron | Ron Hipschman

Earth's most common element by mass, iron has been employed since antiquity to create tools, weapons, and works of art.

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At the center of each chlorophyll molecule sits one magnesium ion, a linchpin for photosynthesis. Our cells require magnesium for ...

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Everything Matters | Silicon | Ron Hipschman | Exploratorium

Thrown from supernovae, silicon is the eighth most abundant element in the universe and second only to oxygen in the Earth's ...

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Everything Matters | Flourine | Ron Hipschman | Exploratorium

Furiously reactive, fluorine has a ferocious appetite for attracting electrons from other elements, and a fearsome habit of killing ...