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Look through JSON And Print All Values With A Certain Value

I wanna make a PYTHON Program That Prints Out All Of The Elements Of The Periodic Table With A Certain Group. This is my code so far.

print("Enter the symbol or name of an element, or the group (Transition Metal, Noble Gases) it belongs to: ")
name = str(input())

data = [
 {
   "symbol": "Au",
   "element": "Gold",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "196.96657u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Fe",
   "element": "Iron",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "55.845u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Cu",
   "element": "Copper",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "63.546u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Zn",
   "element": "Zinc",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "65.38u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Ti",
   "element": "Titanium",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "47.867u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "He",
   "element": "Helium",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "4.002602u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Ar",
   "element": "Argon",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "39.948u"
 },
 {
   "symbol": "Co",
   "element": "Cobalt",
   "group": "Transition Metal",
   "weight": "58.933195u"
 },

{
   "symbol": "Kr",
   "element": "Krypton",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "83.798u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Ne",
   "element": "Neom",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "20.1797u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Rn",
   "element": "Radon",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "222u"
 },
{
   "symbol": "Xe",
   "element": "Xenon",
   "group": "Noble Gases",
   "weight": "131.293u"
 }

]


for i in data:
    if i['symbol'].lower() == name.lower():
        print("Element: ", i['element'], "(", i['symbol'], ")")
        print("Atomic Weight:", i['weight'])
        print("Group:", i['group'])
        break
      
for i in data:
    if i['element'].lower() == name.lower():
        print("Element: ", i['element'], "(", i['symbol'], ")")
        print("Atomic Weight:", i['weight'])
        print("Group:", i['group'])
        break


source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73758525/look-through-json-and-print-all-values-with-a-certain-value

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