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Name that element! Which element protects birds, and on the periodic helps produce nuclear table chases energy? Follow these shadows away, eight clues to find out.

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In nature, this shiny metal usually combines with other elements to form compounds, but it sometimes makes a solo appearance. Because its atoms don't stack together well, its solid form is a brittle crystal with an unusual structure. "If you drop it on the floor, it'll shatter," says Bob Jarrett, a metallurgist at the Indium Corporation of America. Most of the world's supply comes from mines in China, Mexico, Peru, and...

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