Lithium: lithium is used as an energy element, in energy storage in

the manufacture of batteries and solar thermal technology

Rubidium: It is mainly used in the manufacture of special glass for
fiber optic telecommunication systems and night vision
equipment.
Cesium: it enters cells and helps maintain the balance of electrical
charges between the inside and outside of cells so that cells can
carry out functions that depend on electrical charges.
Francium: There are no commercial applications for francium due
to its scarcity and instability.
BERYLLIUM: beryllium is used in high-tech consumer and
commercial products, including aerospace components,
transistors, nuclear reactors, and golf clubs
Magnesium: regulates muscle and nervous system function, blood
sugar levels, and blood pressure. In addition, it helps form
protein, bone mass and DNA
Calcium: The body needs calcium for muscles to move and
nerves to carry messages from the brain to different parts
of the body.
Strontium: they are used to make ceramics and glass
products, fireworks, paint pigments, fluorescent lights,
medicines, and other products.
Barium: It is mainly used by the oil
and gas industries to make drilling
mud. Drilling muds make it easier to
drill through rock by keeping the bit
lubricated.
RADIUM: Radium is a naturally
occurring silvery-white radioactive
metal that can exist in various forms
called isotopes.
Chlorine: Chlorine is a very
important industrial chemical used
in the manufacture of thousands of
products. It is also used to disinfect
water.
Bromine: Bromine is used in the
preparation of certain dyes and of
dibromoethane (ethylene
bromide), an antiknock component for gasoline.
Astatine: Astatine is of particular interest because its isotopes are interesting
candidates for the creation of radiopharmaceuticals for cancer treatment using alpha
particle therapy.