Non-ferrous Metal Element

Non-ferrous metals, abbreviated as NFM, are metals that do not contain iron as a principal component or have iron content well below the amount needed to impart the properties of ferrous metals.  These metals are often chosen for specific applications based on their unique properties, which can include being lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and having excellent electrical conductivity.  Non-ferrous metals are essential in many industries, ranging from electrical engineering and electronics to aviation, construction, and manufacturing.  Their properties make them valuable for applications where ferrous metals may not be suitable, such as situations requiring corrosion resistance or lightweight materials.

 

 

 

 

 

Non-ferrous Metal Element
Element Name	Element Symbol	Atomic Number	Periodic Group Number	Periodic Period Number
Aluminum	Al	13	13	3
Antimony	Sb	51	15	5
Barium	Ba	56	2	6
Beryllium	Be	4	2	2
Bismuth	Bi	83	15	6
Cadmium	Cd	48	12	5
Caesium	Cs	55	1	6
Calcium	Ca	20	2	4
Chromium	Cr	24	6	4
Cobalt	Co	27	9	4
Copper	Cu	29	11	4
Gallium	Ga	31	13	4
Gold	Au	79	11	6
Hahnium	Hf	72	4	6
Indium	In	49	13	5
Iridium	Ir	77	9	6
Iron	Fe	26	8	4
Lead	Pb	82	14	6
Lithium	Li	3	1	2
Magnesium	Mg	12	2	3
Manganese	Mn	25	7	4
Mercury	Hg	80	12	6
Molybdenum	Mo	42	6	5
Nickel	Ni	28	10	4
Niobium	Nb	41	5	5
Osmium	Os	76	8	6
Palladium	Pd	46	10	5
Platinum	Pt	78	10	6
Potassium	K	19	1	4
Rhodium	Rh	45	9	5
Rubidium	Rb	37	1	5
Ruthenium	Ru	44	8	5
Scandium	Sc	21	3	4
Silver	Ag	47	11	5
Sodium	Na	11	1	3
Strontium	Sr	38	2	5
Tantalum	Ta	73	5	6
Technetium	Tc	43	7	5
Thallium	Tl	81	13	6
Tin	Sn	50	14	5
Titanium	Ti	22	4	4
Tungsten	W	74	6	6
Yttrium	Y	39	3	5
Zinc	Zn	30	12	4
Zirconium	Zr	40	4	5