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Name one of the first ten chemical elements.

Atomic numbers 1–10, inclusive. Names or symbols accepted.

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FluorineFluorine (F) has atomic number 9 on the IUPAC periodic table.
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Fluorine (F) has atomic number 9 on the IUPAC periodic table.

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Beryllium

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BerylliumBeryllium (Be) has atomic number 4 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: BeShortest accepted input: Be · 2 characters
88 points
FluorineFluorine (F) has atomic number 9 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: FShortest accepted input: F · 1 characters
74 points
BoronBoron (B) has atomic number 5 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: BShortest accepted input: B · 1 characters
72 points
LithiumLithium (Li) has atomic number 3 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: LiShortest accepted input: Li · 2 characters
48 points
NeonNeon (Ne) has atomic number 10 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: NeShortest accepted input: Ne · 2 characters
47 points
NitrogenNitrogen (N) has atomic number 7 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: NShortest accepted input: N · 1 characters
38 points
HeliumHelium (He) has atomic number 2 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: HeShortest accepted input: He · 2 characters
26 points
CarbonCarbon (C) has atomic number 6 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: CShortest accepted input: C · 1 characters
18 points
HydrogenHydrogen (H) has atomic number 1 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: HShortest accepted input: H · 1 characters
15 points
OxygenOxygen (O) has atomic number 8 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: OShortest accepted input: O · 1 characters
12 points
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Source: IUPAC · Periodic table ↗

Reference version: 2026-09-13. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.