Element

Element

Transparent	No
Luminance	0
Blast resistance	?
Tool	Any tool
Renewable	No
Stackable	Yes (64)
Flammable	?
Catches fire from lava	?
Drops	Itself
Data values	?
Namespaced ID	See § Data values

"Cobalt" redirects here. For the game created by Mojang, see Mojang AB § Cobalt.

"Sulphur" and "Sulfur" redirects here. For the crafting ingredient, see Gunpowder.

"Oxygen" redirects here. For the mechanic related to drowning, see Damage § Drowning.

For a gallery of renders of all element blocks, see Element/Renders.

Elements and isotopes are blocks which serve as an essential part of chemistry in Minecraft.

Obtaining

An element can be broken instantly with any item, always dropping itself.

Elements and isotopes are primarily obtained by constructing them in the element constructor. This is done by moving the sliders or typing in numbers into the text inputs. The large display will show the selected numbers of particles arranged in an atomic structure, whether valid or not. If the atomic structure is a stable isotope, it can be taken out of the slot on the right side. A list of stable isotopes can be found below.

Several elements can also be obtained from a material reducer, which breaks down blocks into their component elements by percentage. This is the only way of obtaining the Unknown element; a mysterious element found in certain Minecraft blocks, such as soul sand and netherrack.

Because the element constructor and material reducer cannot be obtained in Survival without commands, and the world must have “Education Edition” enabled, the same is true for elements. In Bedrock Edition, the “Education Edition” option also allows elements to be obtained directly via commands or Creative inventory.

List of elements and isotopes

Atomic symbol	Element	Particles
	???	The atomic structure of the unknown element cannot be observed in the element constructor.

Alkali metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Lithium	3	3	3	7
				4
	Sodium	11	11	11	23
				12
				13
	Potassium	19	19	20	39
				21
				22
				23
				24
	Rubidium	37	37	48	85
				49
				50
	Cesium	55	55	74	133
				78
				79
				81
				82
	Francium	87	87	136	223

Alkaline earth metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Beryllium	4	4	5	9
	Magnesium	12	12	12	24
				13
				14
	Calcium	20	20	20	40
				22
				23
				24
				25
				26
				27
				28
	Strontium	38	38	46	88
				47
				48
				49
				50
				51
				52
	Barium	56	56	74	137
				76
				77
				78
				79
				80
				81
				82
				84
	Radium	88	88	135	226
				136
				138
				140

Transition metals

Period 4 and 5 transition metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Scandium	21	21	24	45
	Titanium	22	22	24	48
				25
				26
				27
				28
	Vanadium	23	23	27	51
				28
	Chromium	24	24	26	52
				27
				28
				29
				30
	Manganese	25	25	29	55
				30
	Iron	26	26	26	56
				28
				29
				30
				31
				32
				33
	Cobalt	27	27	30	59
				31
				32
				33
	Nickel	28	28	30	59
				31
				32
				33
				34
				35
				36
	Copper	29	29	34	64
				35
				36
	Zinc	30	30	34	65
				35
				36
				37
				38
				40
	Yttrium	39	39	50	89
	Zirconium	40	40	50	91
				51
				52
				54
				56
	Niobium	41	41	52	93
	Molybdenum	42	42	50	96
				52
				53
				54
				55
				56
				57
				58
	Technetium	43	43	54	98
				55
				56
	Ruthenium	44	44	52	101
				54
				55
				56
				57
				58
				60
				62
	Rhodium	45	45	58	103
	Palladium	46	46	56	106
				58
				59
				60
				62
				64
	Silver	47	47	60	108
				62
	Cadmium	48	48	58	112
				60
				62
				63
				64
				65
				66
				68

Period 6 and 7 transition metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Hafnium	72	72	102	178
				104
				105
				106
				107
				108
	Tantalum	73	73	107	181
				108
	Tungsten	74	74	106	184
				108
				109
				110
				112
	Rhenium	75	75	110	186
				112
	Osmium	76	76	108	190
				110
				111
				112
				113
				114
				116
	Iridium	77	77	114	192
				116
	Platinum	78	78	112	195
				114
				116
				117
				118
				120
	Gold	79	79	118	197
				119
	Mercury	80	80	116	201
				117
				118
				119
				120
				121
				122
				123
				124
	Rutherfordium	104	104	163	267
	Dubnium	105	105	163	268
	Seaborgium	106	106	163	269
	Bohrium	107	107	162	269
	Hassium	108	108	161	269
	Meitnerium	109	109	169	278
	Darmstadtium	110	110	171	281
	Roentgenium	111	111	171	282
	Copernicium	112	112	173	285

Post transition metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Aluminum	13	13	14	27
	Gallium	31	31	36	70
				37
				38
				39
				40
	Indium	49	49	62	115
				64
				66
	Tin	50	50	62	119
				63
				64
				65
				66
				67
				68
				69
				70
				72
				74
	Thallium	81	81	120	204
				122
				124
	Lead	82	82	122	207
				124
				125
				126
				128
	Bismuth	83	83	124	209
				126
	Nihonium	113	113	173	286
	Flerovium	114	114	175	289
	Moscovium	115	115	175	290
	Livermorium	116	116	177	293

Metalloids

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Boron	5	5	5	11
				6
	Silicon	14	14	14	28
				15
				16
	Germanium	32	32	36	73
				38
				40
				41
				42
				44
	Arsenic	33	33	42	75
	Antimony	51	51	70	122
				72
	Tellurium	52	52	68	128
				70
				71
				72
				73
				74
				76
				78
	Polonium	84	84	125	209
				126

Other non-metals

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Hydrogen	1	1	0	1
				1
				2
	Carbon	6	6	5	12
				6
				7
				8
	Nitrogen	7	7	7	14
				8
	Oxygen	8	8	8	16
				9
				10
	Phosphorus	15	15	16	31
				17
	Sulfur	16	16	16	32
				17
				18
				19
				20
	Selenium	34	34	40	79
				41
				42
				43
				44
				45
				46
				48

Halogens

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Fluorine	9	9	9	18
				10	19
	Chlorine	17	17	18	35
				20
	Bromine	35	35	44	80
				45
				46
	Iodine	53	53	70	127
				72
				74
				76
				78
	Astatine	85	85	125	210
				126
	Tennessine	117	117	177	294

Noble gases

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Helium	2	2	1	4
				2
	Neon	10	10	10	20
				11
				12
	Argon	18	18	18	40
				20
				22
	Krypton	36	36	42	84
				44
				46
				47
				48
				50
	Xenon	54	54	70	131
				72
				74
				75
				76
				77
				78
				80
				82
	Radon	86	86	125	222
				134
				136
	Oganesson	118	118	176	294

Lanthanides

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Lanthanum	57	57	81	139
				82
	Cerium	58	58	78	140
				80
				82
				83
				84
				86
	Praseodymium	59	59	82	141
	Neodymium	60	60	82	144
				83
				84
				85
				86
				88
				90
	Promethium	61	61	83	145
				84
	Samarium	62	62	82	150
				85
				86
				87
				88
				90
				92
	Europium	63	63	88	152
				90
	Gadolinium	64	64	88	157
				90
				91
				92
				93
				94
				96
	Terbium	65	65	94	159
	Dysprosium	66	66	90	163
				92
				94
				95
				96
				97
				98
	Holmium	67	67	98	165
	Erbium	68	68	94	167
				96
				98
				99
				100
				102
	Thulium	69	69	100	169
	Ytterbium	70	70	98	173
				99
				100
				101
				102
				103
				104
				106
	Lutetium	71	71	104	175
				105

Actinides

Atomic Symbol	Element	Protons	Electrons	Neutrons	Atomic weight
	Actinium	89	89	138	227
	Thorium	90	90	138	232
				140
				142
	Protactinium	91	91	140	231
	Uranium	92	92	141	238
				142
				143
				144
				146
	Neptunium	93	93	144	237
				146
	Plutonium	94	94	144	244
				145
				146
				147
				148
				150
	Americium	95	95	146	243
				148
	Curium	96	96	147	247
				148
				149
				150
				151
				152
	Berkelium	97	97	150	247
				152
	Californium	98	98	151	251
				152
				153
				154
	Einsteinium	99	99	153	252
	Fermium	100	100	157	257
	Mendelevium	101	101	155	258
				157
	Nobelium	102	102	157	259
	Lawrencium	103	103	159	262

Usage

Elements can be placed as decorative blocks, or used as ingredients in crafting, brewing, or lab table experiments. They can also be combined into compounds using the compound creator; see the compound page for a full list of available combinations.

Crafting ingredient

Name	Ingredients	Crafting recipe	Description
Balloon	Latex + Matching Dye + Helium + Lead		‌[Bedrock and Education editions only]
Sparkler	Chloride + Magnesium + Stick		Calcium Chloride: Orange Cerium Chloride: Blue Mercuric Chloride: Red Potassium Chloride: Purple Tungsten Chloride: Green ‌[Bedrock and Education editions only]
Underwater TNT	Sodium + TNT		‌[Bedrock and Education editions only]
Underwater Torch	Magnesium + Torch		‌[Bedrock and Education editions only]
White Balloon or Blue Balloon or Brown Balloon or Black Balloon	Latex + Bone Meal or Lapis Lazuli or Cocoa Beans or Ink Sac + Helium + Lead		‌[Bedrock and Education editions only]

Lab table ingredient

Result	Materials Needed
Heat Block
	Iron, Water, Charcoal, Salt
Super Fertilizer
	Ammonia, Phosphorus

Data values

ID

Block	Namespaced ID	Numeric ID
??? (Unknown Element)	element_0	36
Hydrogen	element_1	267
Helium	element_2	268
Lithium	element_3	269
Beryllium	element_4	270
Boron	element_5	271
Carbon	element_6	272
Nitrogen	element_7	273
Oxygen	element_8	274
Fluorine	element_9	275
Neon	element_10	276
Sodium	element_11	277
Magnesium	element_12	278
Aluminun	element_13	279
Silicon	element_14	280
Phosphorus	element_15	281
Sulfur	element_16	282
Chlorine	element_17	283
Argon	element_18	284
Potassium	element_19	285
Calcium	element_20	286
Scandium	element_21	287
Titanium	element_22	288
Vanadium	element_23	289
Chromium	element_24	290
Manganese	element_25	291
Iron	element_26	293
Cobalt	element_27	294
Nickel	element_28	295
Copper	element_29	296
Zinc	element_30	297
Gallium	element_31	298
Germanium	element_32	299
Arsenic	element_33	300
Selenium	element_34	301
Bromine	element_35	302
Krypton	element_36	303
Rubidium	element_37	304
Strontium	element_38	305
Yttrium	element_39	306
Zirconium	element_40	307
Niobium	element_41	308
Molybdenum	element_42	309
Technetium	element_43	310
Ruthenium	element_44	311
Rhodium	element_45	312
Palladium	element_46	313
Silver	element_47	314
Cadmium	element_48	315
Indium	element_49	316
Tin	element_50	317
Antimony	element_51	318
Tellirium	element_52	319
Iodine	element_53	320
Xenon	element_54	321
Cesium	element_55	322
Barium	element_56	323
Lanthanum	element_57	324
Cerium	element_58	325
Praseodymium	element_59	326
Neodymium	element_60	327
Promethium	element_61	328
Samarium	element_62	329
Europium	element_63	330
Gadolinium	element_64	331
Terbium	element_65	332
Dysprosium	element_66	333
Holmium	element_67	334
Erbium	element_68	335
Thulium	element_69	336
Ytterbium	element_70	337
Lutetium	element_71	338
Hafnium	element_72	339
Tantalum	element_73	340
Tungsten	element_74	341
Rhenium	element_75	342
Osmium	element_76	343
Iridium	element_77	344
Platinum	element_78	345
Gold	element_79	346
Mercury	element_80	347
Thallium	element_81	348
Lead	element_82	349
Bismuth	element_83	350
Polonium	element_84	351
Astatine	element_85	352
Radon	element_86	353
Francium	element_87	354
Radium	element_88	355
Actinium	element_89	356
Thorium	element_90	357
Protactinium	element_91	358
Uranium	element_92	359
Neptunium	element_93	360
Plutonium	element_94	361
Americium	element_95	362
Curium	element_96	363
Berkelium	element_97	364
Californium	element_98	365
Einsteinium	element_99	366
Fermium	element_100	367
Mendelevium	element_101	368
Nobelium	element_102	369
Lawrencium	element_103	370
Rutherfordium	element_104	371
Dubnium	element_105	372
Seaborgium	element_106	373
Bohrium	element_107	374
Hassium	element_108	375
Meitnerium	element_109	376
Darmstadtium	element_110	377
Roentgenium	element_111	378
Copernicium	element_112	379
Nihonium	element_113	379
Flerovium	element_114	380
Moscovium	element_115	381
Livermorium	element_116	382
Tennessine	element_117	383
Oganesson	element_118	384

History

Bedrock Edition
1.4.0		beta 1.2.20.1			Added elements.
Education Edition
1.0.27					Added elements.

Issues

Issues relating to "Element" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.

Trivia

• Element is the only block that by default uses a texture with a resolution greater than 16×16 (not counting animated blocks).
• Many of the "stable" isotopes provided by the element constructor are radioactive in real life. For example, Technetium has no stable isotopes in real life, even though it has three stable isotopes in Minecraft.
• If one block is considered to be equal to one meter cubed, and element blocks are considered to be composed of solely the element they are named after, then one block of osmium will have a mass of 22,590 kilograms, making it the heaviest real-world matter available in vanilla Minecraft.
  • Hassium, however, is predicted to have a density almost twice that of osmium, with a block clocking in at 40,700 kg, which is very heavy indeed.

Gallery

• 

  Charles Janet's left-step periodic table, with iron and gold highlighted with block forms.

See also

• Element Constructor
• Compound Creator
• Crafting
• Lab Table
• Brewing Stand
• Brewing
• Crafting Table

External links

• Element on Wikipedia

Blocks

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