Post-Transition

12 elements

The most abundant metal in Earths crust. Was once more valuable than gold. Napol...

Melts at just 29.8C, it will melt in your hand. Used in semiconductors as galliu...

Named for its indigo blue spectral line. Indium tin oxide is the transparent con...

Used since the Bronze Age to make bronze with copper. Tin cans were invented in ...

One of the earliest metals smelted by humans. Dense, soft, and easy to work with...

Discovered by its bright green spectral line, from the Greek thallos, a green sh...

The active half of Pepto-Bismol, soothing stomachs as bismuth subsalicylate. Unu...

Marie Curies first discovery, named after her homeland Poland, and the first ele...

The first element ever discovered in Asia, named after Nihon, Japan. Created in ...

Named for Georgy Flerov, founder of the Dubna laboratory that made it, jointly c...

Named for the Moscow region, home of the Dubna team that created it with America...

Named for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, which partnered with Dubna...