The Big Bang: How the First Elements Formed, from Hydrogen to the Higgs Boson | Element Atlas

Lead (Pb, 82) – Heavy, useful and dangerous | Element Atlas

Livermorium (Lv, 116) – Paving the way to element 120 | Element Atlas

Holmium (Ho, 67) – Stockholm's most magnetic element | Element Atlas

Diamond and Graphite: How One Atom Makes Both a Jewel and a Pencil Tip | Element Atlas

Thallium (Tl, 81) – The dangerous owner of a green line | Element Atlas

Mendelevium (Md, 101) – The element of the periodic table's father | Element Atlas

Radon (Rn, 86) – The restless sibling | Element Atlas

Mercury (Hg, 80) – Liquid silver | Element Atlas

Nitrogen (N, 7) – The quiet giant in the air | Element Atlas

Bohrium (Bh, 107) – The element of the man who mapped the atom | Element Atlas

Tantalum (Ta, 73) – The silent worker inside phones | Element Atlas

Zinc (Zn, 30) – Iron's protective shield | Element Atlas

Dubnium (Db, 105) – The element of a science city | Element Atlas

Iridium (Ir, 77) – The metal that solved the dinosaur mystery | Element Atlas

Moscovium (Mc, 115) – The element of the Moscow region | Element Atlas

Hafnium (Hf, 72) – Zirconium's opposite twin | Element Atlas

Krypton (Kr, 36) – The hidden one | Element Atlas

Platinum (Pt, 78) – Little silver, great value | Element Atlas

Silicon (Si, 14) – The brain made from sand | Element Atlas

Boron (B, 5) – Anatolia's white treasure | Element Atlas

Ruthenium (Ru, 44) – Platinum's cousin found in Kazan | Element Atlas

Rubidium (Rb, 37) – In the coldest place in the universe | Element Atlas

Hydrogen (H, 1) – The atom where everything began | Element Atlas

Beryllium (Be, 4) – From emeralds to space telescopes | Element Atlas

Tennessine (Ts, 117) – The youngest member of the table | Element Atlas

Hassium (Hs, 108) – The name of a German state | Element Atlas

Cadmium (Cd, 48) – The toxic side of yellow paint | Element Atlas

Yttrium (Y, 39) – Four elements from one village | Element Atlas

Calcium (Ca, 20) – Master of bones and rocks | Element Atlas

Magnesium (Mg, 12) – The light at the heart of a leaf | Element Atlas

Technetium (Tc, 43) – The first element made by humans | Element Atlas

Lithium (Li, 3) – The feather that came from stone | Element Atlas

Oxygen (O, 8) – In every breath | Element Atlas

Einsteinium (Es, 99) – Einstein's element | Element Atlas

Fermium (Fm, 100) – The limit of the reactor | Element Atlas

Barium (Ba, 56) – The bright secret of a heavy stone | Element Atlas

Ytterbium (Yb, 70) – The element that keeps time | Element Atlas

Thorium (Th, 90) – The element named after Thor | Element Atlas

Indium (In, 49) – The invisible hero of touchscreens | Element Atlas

Uranium (U, 92) – Giant energy in its nucleus | Element Atlas

Chlorine (Cl, 17) – Hungry for one electron | Element Atlas

Caesium (Cs, 55) – The world's clock | Element Atlas

Flerovium (Fl, 114) – On the shore of the island of stability | Element Atlas

Tellurium (Te, 52) – The element named after the Earth | Element Atlas

Sulfur (S, 16) – Yellow stone, hidden partner | Element Atlas

Berkelium (Bk, 97) – A city's name and a key to new elements | Element Atlas

Carbon (C, 6) – The backbone of life | Element Atlas

Potassium (K, 19) – The restless one born from ashes | Element Atlas

Nihonium (Nh, 113) – The first element named in Asia | Element Atlas

Water and Hydrogen Peroxide: What One Extra Oxygen Atom Changes | Element Atlas

Roentgenium (Rg, 111) – For the discoverer of X-rays | Element Atlas

Rhenium (Re, 75) – The last stable element found | Element Atlas

Americium (Am, 95) – The artificial element in your home | Element Atlas

Rutherfordium (Rf, 104) – The first step after the actinides | Element Atlas

Osmium (Os, 76) – The densest metal in the universe | Element Atlas

Titanium (Ti, 22) – The metal named after giants | Element Atlas

Thulium (Tm, 69) – A name from the end of the world | Element Atlas

The Story of Carbon Dioxide: How an Invisible Gas Warms a Planet | Element Atlas

Iodine (I, 53) – The helper with purple vapour | Element Atlas