Hydrogen (1 H) : exploding hydrogen bubbles
Helium (2 He) : hexed helium balloon
Lithium (3 Li) : horrible hot dog
Boron (5 B) : green tornado fire
Carbon (6 C) : bizarre gummy bears
Nitrogen (7 N) : hilarious hot-air balloon
Homemade ping-pong ball smoke bomb
Oxygen (8 O) : freaky soap soufflé
Daffy dry ice monster bubble
Cornstarch-powered flamethrower
Fluorine (9 F) : eggciting eggsperiment
Neon (10 Ne) : surprising static bulb
Sodium (11 Na) : electric pickle
Magnesium (12 Mg) : mystifying milk of magnesia
Aluminum (13 Al) : incredible shrinking potato chip bag
Silicon (14 Si) : magical mystery sand.
Phosphorous (15 P) : radical rust remover
Sulfur (16 S) : ghastly green eggs
Chlorine (17 Cl) : wacky woolly wool
Potassium (19 k) : daring diet coke and mentos rocket
Preposterous purple blaze
Calcium (20 Ca) : silly naked eggs
Titanium (22 Ti) : mysterious memory metal
Chromium (24 Cr) : sizzling sphere smashup
Manganese (25 Mn) : groovy genie in a bottle
Iron (26 Fe) : bewildering burning steel
Nickel (28 Ni) : gonzo pickle batteries
Copper (29 Cu) : ketchup and copper
Zinc (30 Zn) : shocking silver pennies
Silver (47 Ag) : strange silverware
Tin (50 Sn) : bonkers bonko cans
Iodine (53 I) : wicked purple plastic eater
Neodymium (60 Nd) : magnetic cheerios
Tungsten (74 W) : mad microwaved light bulb
Mercury (80 Hg) : totally tricky thermometer
Lead (82 Pb) : ludicrous lead-pencil light bulb
Bismuth (83 Bi) : crazy crystals.
