Woo! OK. This is the periodic table of elements. Yup. In order of atomic number. Pay attention. If you're ready. Ready. Let's go. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry in everything I touch and the air I breathe. It's all so inside of me. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry in everything I touch and the air I breathe. It's all inside of me. If you're still saying ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. If you feel like I'm still saying ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Hey, hey.

1, Hydrogen. H, Aye!

2, Helium, H-e. Yeah.

3, Lithium, L-i. Yeah.

4, Beryllium, B-e. Hey, hey.

5, Boron, B,

6, Carbon, C,

7, Nitrogen, N.

8, Oxygen, O.

9, Fluorine, F.

10, Neon, N-e.

And I hope that you're sticking with me. Yeah.

11, Sodium, N-a.

12, Magnesium, M-g.

13, Aluminum, A-l.

14, Silicon, S-i. Oh, yeah.

15, Phosphorus, P. Used to make fertilizers.

And then there's 16, Sulfur, S. Used for making car batteries. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry, in everything I touch and the air I breathe. It's all so inside of me. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry, in everything I touch and the air I br eathe. It's all inside of me. It just feels, say. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. If you feel like I feel, say. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

17, Chlorine, C-l.

18, Argon, A-r.

19, Potassium, K.

20, Calcium, C-a.

21, Scandium, S-e. Used to make stadium lights (stadium lights).

22, Titanium, T-i. Used in joint replacements, and I think that makes sense.

23, Vanadium, V. Used to make steel alloy for aircraft to take flights.

24, Chromium, C-r. That's used in steel to make it hard.

25, Manganese, M-n. The body forms connect tissue with it.

And then we're on to

26, Iron, F-e.

27, Cobalt, C-o is used as batteries.

28, Nickel, N-i.

29, Copper, C-u.

We're at 30, Zinc, Z-n.

31, Gallium, G-a.

And then 32, Germanium, G-e.

33, Arsenic, A-s.

34, Selenium, S-e.

35, Bromine, B-r.

Everywhere I turn, I see. A little bit of chemistry in everything I touch and the air I breathe. It's all so inside of me. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry. In everything I touch and the air I breathe. It's all inside of me. If you see it say, hey. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. If you feel like I feel, say. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Yeah. Hey.

36, Krypton, K-r.

37, Rubidium, R-b.

38, Strontium, S-r.

39, Yttrium, Y-y.

40, Zirconium, Z-r (Z-r).

41, Niobium, N-b (N-b).

42, Molybdenum, M-o (M-o). Now we're at

43, Technetium, T-c.

44, Ruthenium, R-u.

45, Rhodium, R-h.

46, Palladium, P-d.

47, Silver, A-g (A-g).

48, Cadmium, C-d.

49, Indium, I-n.

50, Tin, S-n.

51, Antimony, S-b.

52, Tellurium, T-e.

53, Iodine, I. That's easy.

54, Xenon, X-e.

55, Caesium. C-s.

56, Barium, B-a.

57, Lanthanum, L-a.

58, Cerium, C-e.

59, Praseodymium, P-r.

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60, Neodymium, N-d. Used to make permanent magnets.

61, Promethium, P-m. Used in nuclear batteries. We need them.

62, Samarium, S-m.

63, Europium, E-u. Used to make Eurobank notes. And if you're sick of being broke, that's an antidote. Yeah.

64, Gadolinium, G-d.

65, Terbium, T-b.

66, it's Dysprosium, D-y. Used in electric vehicles. Now watch me speed by.

67, Holmium, H-o.

68, Erbium, E-r. Let's go.

69, Thulium, T-m.

70, Ytterbium, Y-b.

71, Lutetium, L-u. Now that's gonna bring us straight to

72 and that's Hafnium, H-f.

73, Tantalum, T-a.

74, Tungsten, W.

75 is on the way. (75), Rhenium, R-e. Used in x-ray machines. You see.

76, Osmium, O-s.

77, Iridium, I-r. And I hope that you've stuck with me this far. This far. Take it up.

78, Platinum, P-t. Used in jewelry.

79, Gold, A-u. Used in jewelry.

80, Mercury, H-g. Used in fillings.

81, Thalium, T-l. Kills rodents.

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82, Lead, P-b.

83, Bismuth, B-i.

84, Polonium, P-o.

85, Astatine, A-t.

86, Radon, R-n.

87, Francium, F-r.

88, Radium, R-a.

89, Actinium, A-c.

90, Thorium, T-h.

91, Protactinium, P-a.

92, Uranium, U. A little bit more than we're through.

93, Neptunium, N-p.

94, Plutonium, P-u.

95, Americium, A-m.

96, Curium, C-m.

97, Berkelium, B-k.

98, Californium, C-f.

99, Einsteinium, E-s.

100, Fermium, F-m. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry. And everything I touch and the air I breathe, it's all inside of me.

101, Mendelevium, M-d.

102, Nobelium, N-o.

103, Lawrencium, L-r.

104, Rutherfordium, R-f.

105, Dubnium, D-b.

106, Seaborgium, S-g.

107, Bohrium, B-h.

108, Hassium, H-s.

109, Meitnerium, M-t.

110, Darmstadtium, D-s.

111, Roentgenium, R-g.

112, Copernicium, C-n.

113, Nihonium, N-h.

114, Flerovium, F-l.

115, Moscovium, M-c.

116, Livermorium, L-v.

117, Tennessine, T-s.

118, Oganesson, O-g.

Hey! Woo! Hey! Ready? Let's go! Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry. And everything I touch and the air I breathe, it's all so inside of me. Everywhere I turn, I see a little bit of chemistry. And everything I touch and the air I breathe, it's all inside of me. If you feel it, say, hey. If you feel like I feel the say, hey. Hey. Hey.