Understanding the elements of the periodic table

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Arsenic

2009
Examines the history of arsenic, and discusses its properties, how it is produced, and also describes arsenic compounds and their uses; and looks at its relationship to the other elements in the periodic table.

Magnesium

2007
Presents a study of magnesium, discussing its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Sulfur

2008
A study of sulfur that discusses its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Nickel

2007
Explains the properties of nickel, discusses its history and uses, and looks at its relationship to other elements in the periodic table.

Silicon

2008
A study of silicon that discusses its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Phosphorus

2008
An introduction to phosphorus, discussing the discovery of the element, its place on the periodic table, its properties and compounds, where it is found in the natural world, and its use in everyday life.

Chlorine

2008
A study of chlorine that discusses its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Potassium

2008
A study of potassium that discusses its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Calcium

2008
A study of calcium that discusses its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

Lithium

2007
Presents a study of lithium, discussing its properties, where it is found, its relationship to other elements, and how it is used. Includes a glossary and list of resources.

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