I need help figuring out what these elements on the Periodic Table are used for in everyday uses.Boron, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorous, Carbon, Magnesium, Fluorine, Argon, Helium, Aluminum, Nitrogen, Sulfur, Lithium, Silicon, Beryllium, Sodium, Neon, and Chlorine.
1Fluorine, F 7 Group 7 -1 2Magnesium, Mg 12 Group 2 +2 3Aluminum, Al 13 Group 3 +3 4Sodium, Na 11 Group 1 +1 5Nitrogen, N 7 Group 5 -3 6Zinc, Zn 30 Transition metal +1 or +2(most common) 7Hydrogen, H 1 Group 1 +1 8Argon, Ar 18 Group 0/8 0 9Barium, Ba 56 Group 2 +2 10Sulfur, S 16 Group 6 -2
the atomic quantity by no skill adjustments except it switches to a distinctive factor (form of protons and atomic are an identical) the neutrons can exchange in spite of the shown fact that it makes it an isotope an ion is in hassle-free terms a charged atom which makes compoundsif its H+ it has 0 electrons protons and neutrons are an identical
F -1 Mg +2 al +3 na +1 N -3 zinc +2 H +1 Ar 0 Ba +2 S -2
Lithium battery, Oxygen in the air, Carbon anything organic, Fluorine in toothpaste, Aluminum for cooking, Nitrogen in soil, Hydrogen weather balloons and in soil also, magnesium milk of magnesia, Boron helps arthritis, phosphorus is in fertilizers, Argon fluorescent tubes, Helium birthday balloon make your voice funny, Chlorine water filtration , Neon light, Sodium salt, Silicon fake breasts, Sulfur is used in bleaching agent, Beryllium is used as a hardening agent in alloys,
