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The first 18 elements

  1. 1

    Hydrogen

    Element 1 · H

  2. 2

    Helium

    Element 2 · He

  3. 3

    Lithium

    Element 3 · Li

  4. 4

    Beryllium

    Element 4 · Be

  5. 5

    Boron

    Element 5 · B

  6. 6

    Carbon

    Element 6 · C

  7. 7

    Nitrogen

    Element 7 · N

  8. 8

    Oxygen

    Element 8 · O

  9. 9

    Fluorine

    Element 9 · F

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Hydrogen through argon, in atomic-number order: a starting point for exploring the periodic table.

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  1. Hydrogen — Element 1 · H
  2. Helium — Element 2 · He
  3. Lithium — Element 3 · Li
  4. Beryllium — Element 4 · Be
  5. Boron — Element 5 · B
  6. Carbon — Element 6 · C
  7. Nitrogen — Element 7 · N
  8. Oxygen — Element 8 · O
  9. Fluorine — Element 9 · F
  10. Neon — Element 10 · Ne
  11. Sodium — Element 11 · Na
  12. Magnesium — Element 12 · Mg
  13. Aluminium — Element 13 · Al
  14. Silicon — Element 14 · Si
  15. Phosphorus — Element 15 · P
  16. Sulfur — Element 16 · S
  17. Chlorine — Element 17 · Cl
  18. Argon — Element 18 · Ar
Element sources
  1. Hydrogen · H · atomic number 1
  2. Helium · He · atomic number 2
  3. Lithium · Li · atomic number 3
  4. Beryllium · Be · atomic number 4
  5. Boron · B · atomic number 5
  6. Carbon · C · atomic number 6
  7. Nitrogen · N · atomic number 7
  8. Oxygen · O · atomic number 8
  9. Fluorine · F · atomic number 9
  10. Neon · Ne · atomic number 10
  11. Sodium · Na · atomic number 11
  12. Magnesium · Mg · atomic number 12
  13. Aluminium · Al · atomic number 13
  14. Silicon · Si · atomic number 14
  15. Phosphorus · P · atomic number 15
  16. Sulfur · S · atomic number 16
  17. Chlorine · Cl · atomic number 17
  18. Argon · Ar · atomic number 18

IUPAC Periodic Table of the Elements — version dated 4 May 2022 · source

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