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Aluminium
Recipe
A silver, soft, non-magnetic, and ductile metal.
Seems to be metallic.
Carbon
Recipe
A black, crystalline solid.
Seems to be crystalline.
Chlorine
Recipe
Effects
A yellow-green gas which is toxic to humans.
Seems to be gaseous.
Copper
Recipe
Effects
A soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity.
Seems to be metallic.
Fluorine
Recipe
Effects
A highly toxic pale yellow gas. Extremely reactive.
Seems to be gaseous.
Gold
Recipe
Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
Seems to be metallic.
Hydrogen
Recipe
A light, flammable gas.
Seems to be gaseous.
Iodine
Recipe
Commonly added to table salt as a nutrient. On its own it tastes far less pleasing.
Seems to be dark brown.
Iron
Recipe
Effects
A silvery-grey metal which forms iron oxides (rust) with contact with air. Commonly alloyed with other elements to create alloys such as steel.
Seems to be metallic.
Lithium
Recipe
Effects
A soft, silvery-white alkali metal. It's highly reactive, and ignites if it makes contact with water.
Seems to be shiny.
Mercury
Recipe
Effects
A silver metal which is liquid at room temperature. It's highly toxic to humans.
Seems to be shiny.
Phosphorus
Recipe
Effects
A reactive metal used in pyrotechnics and weapons.
Seems to be powdery.
Potassium
Recipe
A soft, shiny grey metal. Even more reactive than lithium.
Seems to be shiny.
Radium
Recipe
A radioactive metal, silvery-white in its pure form. It glows due to its radioactivity and is highly toxic.
Seems to be glowing.
Silicon
Recipe
Effects
A hard and brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey color.
Seems to be crystalline.
Silver
Recipe
A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it has the highest electrical conductivity of any element and the highest thermal conductivity of any metal.
Seems to be reasonably metallic.
Sodium
Recipe
A silvery-white alkali metal. Highly reactive in its pure form.
Seems to be metallic.
Sulfur
Recipe
Effects
A yellow, crystalline solid.
Seems to be powdery.
Uranium
Recipe
Effects
A grey metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
Seems to be metallic.
Zinc
Recipe
A silvery, brittle metal, often used in batteries to carry charge.
Seems to be shiny.
