Element Etymologies: People - Statistics

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Nationality and Specialty	Person	Element	% Correct
German-Swiss Scientist	Albert Einstein	Einsteinium	98%
Polish-French Scientist	Marie Curie	Curium	96%
French Scientist	Pierre Curie	Curium	96%
Danish Scientist	Niels Bohr	Bohrium	81%
Russian Scientist	Dmitri Mendeleev	Mendelevium	70%
New Zealand Scientist	Ernest Rutherford	Rutherfordium	68%
Italian-American Scientist	Enrico Fermi	Fermium	62%
Italian Explorer (indirect)	Amerigo Vespucci	Americium	57%
American Scientist	Ernest Lawrence	Lawrencium	51%
Polish-German Scientist	Nicolaus Copernicus	Copernicium	47%
Swedish Scientist	Alfred Nobel	Nobelium	47%
American Scientist	Glenn T. Seaborg	Seaborgium	43%
English-Mexican Landowner (indirect)	Robert Livermore	Livermorium	38%
Austrian-Swedish Scientist	Lise Meitner	Meitnerium	34%
Irish Philosopher (indirect)	George Berkeley	Berkelium	32%
Russian Scientist (indirect)	Georgy Flyorov	Flerovium	32%
Russian-Armenian Scientist	Yuri Oganessian	Oganesson	32%
German Scientist	Wilhelm Röntgen	Roentgenium	32%
Finnish Scientist (indirect)	Johan Gadolin	Gadolinium	23%
Russian Mining Engineer (indirect)	Vasili Samarsky-Bykhovets	Samarium	15%

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