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Chemistry All Time
Silver Copper Gold Aluminiu Berylliu Tungsten
429.0
Silver
Metals With the Highest Thermal Conductivity

Silver conducts heat best of all metals at 429 W/m-K, narrowly ahead of copper (401 W/m-K). Because silver is expensive,...

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Chemistry All Time
Aluminiu Strontiu Caesium Berylliu Magnesiu Calcium
2.7
Aluminium
Lightest Metals by Density

Lithium is the lightest metal at just 0.534 g/cm3, roughly half the density of water, which is why it floats. The three...

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Chemistry All Time
Tungsten Rhenium Osmium Tantalum Molybden Niobium
3,414
Tungsten
Metals With the Highest Melting Points

Tungsten tops the list at 3,414 C, the highest melting point of any metal, more than 200 degrees above second-placed rhe...

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Chemistry All Time
Osmium Iridium Platinum Rhenium Neptuniu Plutoniu
22.6
Osmium
Densest Chemical Elements

Osmium (22.59 g/cm3) and iridium (22.56 g/cm3) are the densest elements known, so close that historically it was dispute...

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Chemistry All Time
Nitrogen Oxygen Argon Carbon D Neon Helium
78.1
Nitrogen
Composition of Earth's Atmosphere

Earth's dry air is overwhelmingly nitrogen (78.09%) and oxygen (20.95%), which together make up 99.04% of the atmosphere...

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Chemistry All Time
Oxygen Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen Calcium Phosphor
65.0
Oxygen
Most Abundant Elements in the Human Body

The human body is built from remarkably few elements. Oxygen alone accounts for 65% of body mass, largely because the bo...

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Chemistry All Time
Hydrogen Helium Oxygen Carbon Neon Iron
74.0
Hydrogen
Most Abundant Elements in the Universe

The universe is almost entirely hydrogen (73.97%) and helium (24.02%), which together account for about 98% of all ordin...

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Chemistry All Time
Oxygen Silicon Aluminiu Iron Calcium Sodium
46.1
Oxygen
Most Abundant Elements in Earth's Crust

Oxygen heads the table on 46.1, ahead of Silicon (28.2) and Aluminium (8.23) in Abundance in Earth's Crust (% by mass)....

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Music As of 2025
Taylor S Frank Si Stevie W Paul Sim U2 Adele
4.0
Taylor Swift
Most Album of the Year Grammy Wins by Artist

Album of the Year is the hardest prize in music to win repeatedly - the Recording Academy has historically spread it aro...

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Music 1989-2002
Scream - Die Anot Express Bedtime Black or Estrange
7.0
Scream - Michael & Janet Jackson (...
Most Expensive Music Videos Ever Made

Every video on this list was made between 1989 and 2002 - the golden age of MTV, when a spectacular video was the main w...

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Music As of 2025
The Beat Taylor S Jay-Z Drake Barbra S Bruce Sp
19.0
The Beatles
Most Number-One Albums on the Billboard 200 by Artist

The Beatles (19), Taylor Swift (15) and Jay-Z (14) take the top three in Number-One Albums. No single entity dominates:...

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Music 2020-2024
Queen (2 Bruce Sp Pink Flo Bob Dyla Genesis Sting (2
1,270
Queen (2024)
Biggest Music Catalog Sales in History

A gold rush swept the music industry between 2020 and 2024 as investors decided legendary songs were safer assets than s...

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