Elementle

What is Elementle?

Elementle is a chemistry-themed guessing game where players must identify a chemical element from the periodic table using clues about its atomic number, group, period, and other properties. It's perfect for chemistry students and science enthusiasts.

Each day features a new element to guess.

Elementle Game Rules

1. Objective: Guess the mystery chemical element
2. Unlimited Guesses: No limit on attempts
3. Chemical Properties: After each guess, receive clues about:
   • ⚛️ Atomic Number (with up/down arrows)
   • 📊 Group (column in periodic table)
   • 📈 Period (row in periodic table)
   • 🎨 Element Type (metal, nonmetal, etc.)
   • 🌡️ State (solid, liquid, gas at room temperature)
   • ⚖️ Atomic Mass (with up/down arrows)
4. Color Feedback:
   • 🟩 Green — Exact match
   • 🟨 Yellow — Close (for groups/periods)
   • ⬜ Gray — Not a match
5. Daily Element: All players guess the same element each day

How To Play Elementle

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Guess 1

Player Guesses: Iron (Fe)

Feedback:

• Atomic Number: ⬇️ (Target has lower atomic number than 26)
• Group: ❌ (Target not in Group 8)
• Period: ❌ (Target not in Period 4)
• Type: ✅ Metal
• State: ✅ Solid

Analysis: A metal, solid at room temperature, atomic number less than 26.

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Guess 2

Player Guesses: Aluminum (Al)

Feedback:

• Atomic Number: ⬆️ (Target has higher atomic number than 13)
• Group: ❌ (Target not in Group 13)
• Period: ❌ (Target not in Period 3)
• Type: ✅ Metal
• State: ✅ Solid

Analysis: Metal, solid, atomic number between 13 and 26.

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Guess 3

Player Guesses: Copper (Cu)

Feedback: ✅ Correct!

Success! Guessed the element in 3 attempts.

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Elementle Strategy Tips

1. Know the Periodic Table: Familiarize yourself with element positions
2. Atomic Number Range: Use arrows to narrow down quickly
3. Group Patterns: Elements in same group have similar properties
4. Period Patterns: Period indicates electron shells
5. Element Types: Metal, nonmetal, metalloid, noble gas
6. Common Elements: Start with well-known elements

Periodic Table Structure

Groups (Columns)

• Group 1: Alkali metals (H, Li, Na, K, etc.)
• Group 2: Alkaline earth metals (Be, Mg, Ca, etc.)
• Groups 3-12: Transition metals
• Group 13: Boron group (B, Al, Ga, etc.)
• Group 14: Carbon group (C, Si, Ge, etc.)
• Group 15: Nitrogen group (N, P, As, etc.)
• Group 16: Oxygen group (O, S, Se, etc.)
• Group 17: Halogens (F, Cl, Br, I, etc.)
• Group 18: Noble gases (He, Ne, Ar, Kr, etc.)

Periods (Rows)

• Period 1: H, He (2 elements)
• Period 2: Li to Ne (8 elements)
• Period 3: Na to Ar (8 elements)
• Period 4: K to Kr (18 elements)
• Period 5: Rb to Xe (18 elements)
• Period 6: Cs to Rn (32 elements)
• Period 7: Fr to Og (32 elements)

Element Types

Metals

• Alkali Metals: Very reactive (Li, Na, K)
• Alkaline Earth: Reactive (Mg, Ca, Ba)
• Transition Metals: Most common metals (Fe, Cu, Ag, Au)
• Post-Transition: Softer metals (Al, Sn, Pb)

Nonmetals

• Halogens: Very reactive (F, Cl, Br, I)
• Noble Gases: Inert (He, Ne, Ar, Kr)
• Other Nonmetals: C, N, O, P, S

Metalloids

• Semi-metallic properties
• B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te

States at Room Temperature

Solids (Most Elements)

• All metals except Hg
• Most nonmetals (C, P, S, etc.)
• All metalloids

Liquids (Only 2)

• Mercury (Hg) — Only liquid metal
• Bromine (Br) — Only liquid nonmetal

Gases (11 Elements)

• Noble Gases: He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn
• Other Nonmetals: H, N, O, F, Cl

Common Elements to Know

Most Abundant

• In Universe: H, He
• In Earth's Crust: O, Si, Al, Fe
• In Human Body: O, C, H, N

Well-Known Elements

• Precious Metals: Au (Gold), Ag (Silver), Pt (Platinum)
• Common Metals: Fe (Iron), Cu (Copper), Al (Aluminum)
• Essential Nonmetals: C (Carbon), O (Oxygen), N (Nitrogen)

Atomic Number Ranges

Light Elements (1-20)

• H to Ca
• Includes most common elements
• Easier to remember

Medium Elements (21-50)

• Sc to Sn
• Many transition metals
• Industrial metals

Heavy Elements (51-92)

• Sb to U
• Includes rare elements
• Natural elements end at 92

Synthetic Elements (93+)

• All radioactive
• Created in labs
• Very unstable

Tips for Improvement

1. Study Periodic Table: Memorize element positions
2. Learn Symbols: Know chemical symbols
3. Understand Trends: Atomic number, mass, reactivity
4. Group Properties: Elements in groups share traits
5. Common Elements: Focus on frequently used elements
6. Chemistry Class: Review chemistry basics

Where To Play Elementle?

Official game website:

👉 https://elementlegame.com

The game is completely free, with new elements updated daily. Perfect for chemistry students and science lovers!