Most of the chemical elements in Silveronia are the same as those of Earth, with a few major exceptions.
The first of these is klaristun. This is the basic building block of Silveronia, as opposed to carbon, which is the building block of Earth. Klaristun is very similar to carbon, with a few key differences. Its atomic number is still 6, but the chemical makeup is slightly different on the electron configuration level, giving Klaristun interesting bonding properties not present in Carbon. Klaristun has much higher natural energy levels than Carbon, allowing the electrons to fill higher orbitals first, creating an extremely stable and strong-bonding atom. If this element is compressed and heated to extreme degrees, like carbon, it becomes a type of super diamond called celestrix. Celestrix is essentially the same as regular diamonds, except that it is much harder, and also is virtually impossible to scratch, even if you were to use a diamond. It has a light blue tint, in regard to color, though it is extremely clear other than that. Celestrix is used in manufacturing as a shatter-proof glass, as well as an energy source, as it is exceptional at storing and releasing energy, much like a high powered battery. When contained correctly, celestrix crystals can be used as an extremely efficient energy source for anything electric.
The second of these elements is hexilarium, which has similarities to silicon, but with the same high-energy status of klaristun, making it more stable as compared to regular silicon. Hexilarium is also toxic, and is usually found in particle form, mixed in with the dust clouds of the Techno atmosphere. Hexilarium can be used in similar applications to silicon, meaning that it is extremely useful when it comes to technological applications, as it conducts more efficiently than standard silicon. It can also be used in creating hexilares, which are similar to silicones, in that they are synthetic polymers with a wide range of applications, though hexilares do this much more efficiently than silicones. When hexilarium klarides are formed, they are extremely useful for making a lightweight metal that is extremely impact and temperature resistant. Hexilarium is, however, extremely challenging to work with, due to its toxic nature. It is advisable to avoid breathing it in at all costs. Hexilarium can also be used in celestrix glass, which is an extremely clear and impact/temperature resistant glass substance, made primarily with celestrix crystals and hexilarium.
The third of these elements is crystalarium, which has similarities to iron in its crystal state, but is again much higher in energy levels and is more stable. Crystalarium is a curious element because it grows similarly to a fruit via the crystalarium plant. It is hypothesized that these plants excrete the crystals as a by-product of their photosynthesis, or that they really are the fruit of the plant, as when you bury crystalarium crystals, a new plant grows, although crystalarium does not have any of the properties of a seed, other than the fact that a plant grows when you bury it and water it. No one is really sure how this element is actually formed. Crystalarium is an extremely elementally conductive material, and is also present in the elementally charged cells in the bodies of Silveronians. This is also present in the blood instead of iron, which is possibly why Silveronians are so natural when it comes to learning elemental abilities, from a scientific perspective, anyway. Another majorly important and interesting aspect of crystalarium is its connection to all of the realms of existence. It is one of few substances that can directly affect all four of the main realms, which are Zerospace, the physical plane, the Shadow realm, and the Elsaither. Crystalarium, when used to focus one’s own elemental energy, can manipulate the Elsaither at high levels, which is how powers work, and when electrified, generates an energy that can, at higher voltages, transport larger items into Zerospace, and at lower voltages, can be used to propel ships and other vehicles at relatively high speeds.