Beryllium
Born: 1798
Location: Emeralds and Aquamarines.
Father's name: Fredrich Wohler
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 112pm, density: 1.848g/ml grey, hexagonal.
Likes: Spacecrafts, missles, aircrafts.
Dislikes: Humans
Occupation: X-Ray tubing.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 1287°C; however, becomes gassy at about 2500°C.
Born: 1808
Location: Magnesite.
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 160pm, density: 1.738g/ml, silvery white, 8th most popular in earth crust.
Likes: Flares, flashbulbs, incendiary bombs, forming oxides.
Dislikes:
Occupation: Lighting Business.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 649°C; however, becomes gassy at about 1105°C; making alloys for aircraft wheels, ladders, and truck bodies.
Born: 1808
Location: Limestone.
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 197pm, density: 1.55g/ml, 5th most popular in earths crust, silver.
Likes: hanging out with flourine, carbon, and copper; teeth, bones, and leaves, forming oxides.
Dislikes:
Occupation: Cement worker.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 839°C; however, becomes gassy at about 1494°C.
Born: 1790
Location: Scotland.
Father's name: A. Crawford
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 215pm, density: 2.63g/ml, yellowish, cubic.
Likes: Flares, fireworks, tracer bullets, forming peroxides.
Dislikes: humans
Occupation: Business owner- Pyro Mania.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 768°C; however, becomes gassy at about 1381°C, causing health concerns.
Born: 1808
Location: Barytine
Father's name: Sir Humphrey Davy
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 222pm, density: 3.62g/ml, cubic.
Likes:
Dislikes: Humans when around non-metals
Occupation: Business owner- Barium Sulfide's Outlining.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 727°C; however, becomes gassy at about 1850°C.
Born: 1898
Location: Ore.
Parents' names: Pierre and Marie Curie
Description: Resistant to wear, stable at high temperatures, radius: 220pm, density: 5.5g/ml, cubic.
Likes: Radioactivity, radiation.
Dislikes: Humans
Occupation: Unemployed due to Painting store faliure.
Activities: enjoys swimming at 700°C; however, becomes gassy at about 1700°C.
These elements are silver or white in color, ductile, lustrous, and malleable. All of the alkaline earth metals are found as compounds within the earth’s crust. All alkaline earth metals react readily with water, conduct electricity well, burn in air, have low densities, and are powerful reducing agents. In addition, they are strongly basic, bivalent (have two electrons in the valence shell), and occur in nature only in compounds. The reason for these similar properties lies in the valence electrons. The outer shell of all alkaline earth metals contains two electrons in the s orbital, causing these elements to react similarly, have the same oxidation number of +2, have low ionization energy and electronegativity, and combine with similar elements.