Atomic hangul
These hangul are used to translate the Periodic Table of Elements. Some of these are interchangeable because they share a common Chinese character for each chemical element.
0. Neutronium: 영
1. Hydrogen: 경
2. Helium: 일
4. Beryllium: 합
5. Boron: 붕
6. Carbon: 탄
7. Nitrogen: 담
8. Oxygen: 양
14. Silicon: 규
15. Phosphorus: 린
16. Sulfur: 유, 류
17. Chlorine: 록
21. Scandium: 항
26. Iron: 철
29. Copper: 동
33. Arsenic: 비
35. Bromine: 추
38. Strontium: 식
43. Technetium: 탑
47. Silver: 은
50. Tin: 석
54. Xenon: 중
60. Neodymium: 사, 타
67. Holmium: 화
78. Platinum: 각
79. Gold: 금
80. Mercury: 홍
88. Radium: 광
Atomic hiragana
The Japanese equivalents. Some are interchangeable for the same reason with the atomic hangul. Most of these share the same hiragana because their respective kanji are homophones, as:
0. Neutronium: れい
1. Hydrogen: けい
2. Helium: にち, じつ
4. Beryllium: こう
5. Boron: ほう
6. Carbon: たん
7. Nitrogen: たん
8. Oxygen: よう
14. Silicon: けい, かく, きゃく
15. Phosphorus: りん
16. Sulfur: りゅう
17. Chlorine: りょく, ろく
21. Scandium: こう
26. Iron: てつ
29. Copper: どう
33. Arsenic: ひ
35. Bromine: しゅう
38. Strontium: そく
43. Technetium: とう
47. Silver: ぎん
50. Tin: せき, しゃく
54. Xenon: しゅう
60. Neodymium: し, た
67. Holmium: か
78. Platinum: はく, ばく
79. Gold: きん
80. Mercury: ぐ, こう
88. Radium: こう
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