| INDIUM | Silver-white metallic element, atomic number 49; a member of group 13 on the periodic table (6) |
| HOLMIUM | Soft silver-white metallic element; atomic number 67 (7) |
| ZINC | Blue-white metallic element, atomic number 30 (4) |
| SCANDIUM | Rare silvery-white metallic element, atomic number 21 |
| COBALT | Silver white metallic element |
| TIN | Soft, silver-white metallic element, malleable at ordinary temperature |
| PALLADIUM | Silver-white metallic element |
| ALUMINUM | Which US silver-white metallic element has the symbol Al (8) |
| MANGANESE | Silver-white metallic element used in making steel (9) |
| BARIUM | Silver-white metallic element |
| MAGNESIUM | Silver-white metallic element |
| RUBIDIUM | Reactive silver-white metallic element named for the red lines prominent in its emission spectrum (8) |
| NEODYMIUM | Toxic silvery-white metallic element, atomic no. 60 (9) |
| CADMIUM | Bluish-white metallic element, atomic no. 48 (7) |
| NICKEL | White magnetic metallic element, atomic number 28 (6) |
| RHENIUM | Dense silvery-white metallic element (atomic no. 75) named after the Rhine river (7) |
| LANTHANUM | Silvery-white metallic element, atomic no. 57, named from Greek, 'to lie unseen' (9) |
| VANADIUM | Silvery metallic element, atomic number 62 (8) |
| SELENIUM | Non-metallic element, atomic number 34 (8) |
| SAMARIUM | Silvery metallic element, atomic number 62 (8) |
