Periodic Table #4: Names from Greek and Latin Roots - Statistics

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Symbol	Element	From	Term	Property/Reason	% Correct
Ar	Argon	Greek	argon (inactive/lazy)	unreactive gas	100%
Cr	Chromium	Greek	chroma (color)	forms vivid compounds	100%
F	Fluorine	Latin	fluere (to flow)	used as a flux in metallurgy	100%
Kr	Krypton	Greek	kryptos (hidden)	hard to find in atmosphere	100%
Ne	Neon	Greek	neos (new)		100%
P	Phosphorus	Greek	phosphoros (light-bearer)	glows in dark	100%
Ra	Radium	Latin	radius (ray)	highly radioactive	100%
Xe	Xenon	Greek	xenos (stranger)	trace amounts in air	100%
Ba	Barium	Greek	barys (heavy)	dense minerals	83%
Br	Bromine	Greek	bromos (stench)	it smells strongly	83%
Cs	Caesium	Latin	caesius (sky-blue)	blue spectral lines	83%
Cl	Chlorine	Greek	chloros (pale green)	its color	83%
I	Iodine	Greek	ioeides (violet)	violet vapor	83%
Ir	Iridium	Latin	iris (rainbow)	multicolored salts	83%
Os	Osmium	Greek	osme (smell)	pungent tetroxide	83%
Rh	Rhodium	Greek	rhodon (rose)	rose-colored salts	83%
Rb	Rubidium	Latin	rubidus (deep red)	red spectral lines	83%
Tl	Thallium	Greek	thallos (green shoot)	green spectral line	83%
Ac	Actinium	Greek	aktis (ray/beam)	glows blue in the dark	50%
In	Indium	Greek		Indigo spectral emission line	17%
Rn	Radon	Greek		from radium (it decays from radium)	17%
Sr	Strontium	Greek		crimson flame	0%

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