Sunday, 27 August 2023

The CHEM POEM {Learn ATOMIC NUMBERS from 1 to 30}

The CHEM POEM

{Learn ATOMIC NUMBERS from 1 to 30}


Hydrogen is the first, it’s the lightest of them all 
Helium is number two, it makes balloons and voices small 
Lithium is number three, it powers up your phone 
Beryllium is number four, it’s used in aerospace and bone
Boron is number five, it makes glass and ceramics tough 
Carbon is number six, it’s the basis of all life stuff 
Nitrogen is number seven, it fills the air we breathe 
Oxygen is number eight, it makes water and rust on steel
Fluorine is number nine, it protects your teeth from decay 
Neon is number ten, it glows in signs with colors gay 
Sodium is number eleven, it’s essential for your health 
Magnesium is number twelve, it boosts your energy and stealth
Aluminum is number thirteen, it’s light and strong and cheap 
Silicon is number fourteen, it’s in computers and sand deep 
Phosphorus is number fifteen, it’s in DNA and matches 
Sulfur is number sixteen, it smells bad and burns with flashes
Chlorine is number seventeen, it disinfects your pool 
Argon is number eighteen, it’s inert and very cool 
Potassium is number nineteen, it helps your muscles work 
Calcium is number twenty, it builds your bones and teeth perk
Scandium is number twenty-one, it’s rare and hard to find 
Titanium is number twenty-two, it’s strong and light combined 
Vanadium is number twenty-three, it makes steel alloys better 
Chromium is number twenty-four, it adds shine and prevents rust
Manganese is number twenty-five, it’s in batteries and steel 
Iron is number twenty-six, it’s magnetic and can heal 
Cobalt is number twenty-seven, it’s blue and radioactive 
Nickel is number twenty-eight, it’s tough and attractive
Copper is number twenty-nine, it conducts heat and electricity 
Zinc is number thirty, it fights colds and boosts immunity.







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