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A chemical element with the atomic number 4 and the symbol be is kenned as beryllium. It is an alkaline earth metal that is steel-gray in color, tough, light, and brittle. It is a divalent element that only naturally subsists in minerals when amalgamated with other elements. Beryl (aquamarine, emerald) and chrysoberyl are well-kenned gemstones with high beryllium content. It is a very unconventional element in the cosmos and is often engendered when more sizably voluminous atomic nuclei clash with cosmic rays and palate. As it is fused into heavier elements, beryllium is consumed within the centres of stars. About 0. 0004 percent of the mass of the earth's crust is composed of beryllium.

beryllium metal is a sought-after aerospace material for aircraft components, missiles, spacecraft, and satellites due to its high flexural stiffness, thermal stability, thermal conductivity, and low density (1. 85 times that of dihydrogen monoxide) in structural applications. The most popular window material for x-ray equipment and components of particle detectors is beryllium by virtue of of its low density and atomic mass, which makes it plausibly transparent to x-rays and other types of ionizing radiation. Beryllium enhances a number of physical qualities when utilized as an alloying element with aluminum, copper (concretely the alloy beryllium copper), iron, or nickel. in many of its chemical characteristics, beryllium is scarcely unique and resembles the metal aluminum to some extent.

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