| ALUMINIUM | A light, malleable, silvery white metallic element (9) |
| PLATINUM | Malleable silvery-white metal, atomic number 78 (8) |
| YTTERBIUM | Soft, malleable, silvery metallic element, atomic number 70 |
| BERYLLIUM | Corrosion-resistant toxic silvery-white metallic element (9) |
| MAGNESIUM | Silvery-white metallic element whose symbol is Mg (9) |
| POTASSIUM | Silvery-white metallic element (9) |
| NEODYMIUM | Toxic silvery-white metallic element, atomic no. 60 (9) |
| STRONTIUM | Soft silvery-white metallic element of the alkaline earth group; found in celestite (9) |
| LANTHANUM | Silvery-white metallic element, atomic no. 57, named from Greek, 'to lie unseen' (9) |
| MANGANESE | Silver-white metallic element used in making steel (9) |
| PALLADIUM | Silver-white metallic element |
| NICKEL | A malleable, ductile silvery-white metallic element that is strong and corrosion-resistant (6) |
| SCANDIUM | Light silvery-white metallic element whose symbol is Sc (8) |
| URANIUM | A radioactive silvery-white metallic element (7) |
| RADIUM | A soft silvery-white metallic element of the alkaline earth group (6) |
| DYSPROSIUM | Soft silvery-white metallic element of the lanthanide series used as a neutron absorber in nuclear control rods |
| CALCIUM | Silvery white metallic element (7) |
| CURIUM | Silvery-white metallic element whose symbol is Cm (6) |
| HOLMIUM | Silvery-white metallic element; symbol Ho (7) |
| EUROPIUM | Silvery-white metallic element; symbol Eu (8) |
