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Guess 15 Random Elements with Clues. - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 15 times
- The average score is 7 of 15
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| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| This actinide is named after a californian university. | Berkelium | 100%
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| This element is known for looking very colorful and beautiful with lots of pink and blue. | Bismuth | 100%
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| This element is used to make borax. | Boron | 100%
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| This element is used in Atomic Clocks. | Caesium | 100%
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| This element increases the strength of bones | Calcium | 100%
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| An element used to clean pools and also in salt along with Sodium. | Chlorine | 100%
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| This element is named after a russian city named Dubna. | Dubnium | 100%
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| Element 100. | Fermium | 100%
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| Known to increase your voices pitch when inhaled. | Helium | 100%
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| This elements name comes from the greek word for "Stockholm" | Holmium | 100%
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| Combines with oxygen to make water. | Hydrogen | 100%
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| This element is the name of Superman's Universe. | Krypton | 100%
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| Liquid metal that used to be used in thermometers | Mercury | 100%
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| This lanthanide is well known for having many magnetic properties and being what some of the strongest magnets are made of | Neodymium | 100%
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| This gas makes orange neon signs. | Neon | 100%
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| Most know as an element that we breath. | Oxygen | 100%
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| This sought after metal is 30x rarer than Gold. | Platinum | 100%
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| This element is famously found in Banana's and also has a radioactive isotope known as __-40 | Potassium | 100%
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| Element 111, Only lasts 2 minutes. | Roentgenium | 100%
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| This element is used in some fireworks to give them that purple color. This is also an alkali metal | Rubidium | 100%
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| This element is named after Russia. | Ruthenium | 100%
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| This element can be used to make computer chips and also was found 2 centuries ago. | Silicon | 100%
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| Used in salt and is an Alkali Metal. | Sodium | 100%
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| This rare element is named after the latin word for earth. | Tellurium | 100%
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| Comes from a town called "Ytterby" in sweden and has the chemical symbol Tb | Terbium | 100%
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| This element was used for rat poison untill 1974. | Thallium | 100%
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| A famously Radioactive element that is sometimes yellow. | Uranium | 100%
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| Has the symbol "V" | Vanadium | 100%
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| South Africa and Australia possess the most abundant sources of this metal. This metal is also one of the only 2 metals that start with Z, the other is Zinc. | Zirconium | 100%
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| Used for foil, And is also said differently between american and british english. | Aluminum | 75%
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| This element is named after a german village | Darmstadtium | 75%
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| Commonly used in batteries, Also catches on fire when it comes in contact with water. | Lithium | 75%
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| This element is known to smell like rotten eggs when it comes in contact with hydrogen. | Sulfur | 75%
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| Shares the name with an alternate version of Chrome browser. | Chromium | 67%
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| This element was named after one of the first people to make the periodic table. | Mendelevium | 67%
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| This radioactive elements name starts with a 2011 Avengers movie. | Thorium | 67%
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| This elements name originates from the Titans from greek mythology. | Titanium | 67%
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| Used to be used as a paint for watch hands which is also radioactive making the ______ Girls. | Radium | 60%
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| This element is the 3rd Noble Gas | Argon | 50%
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| Diamonds are made of this. | Carbon | 50%
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| This element was named after a dwarf planet in the Asteroid belt. | Cerium | 50%
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| Element of Atomic Number of 114 | Flerovium | 50%
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| This element has a compound that is found in toothpaste. | Fluorine | 50%
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| This lanthanide is named after a mineral. It is also element 64 | Gadolinium | 50%
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| This element only has a half life of 12 minutes. This is also named after the latin name of a german state. | Hassium | 50%
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| This elements chemical symbol is "I" | Iodine | 50%
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| This element used to be used for piping but was banned due to its toxicity. | Lead | 50%
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| The most dense element. | Osmium | 50%
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| What match heads are made of | Phosphorus | 50%
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| Radioactive element that is Orange colored, Also named after a dwarf planet in the kuiper belt. | Plutonium | 50%
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| The densest metal of the 5th row of the periodic table. | Rhodium | 50%
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| This element was named after American nuclear chemist Glenn T. _______. | Seaborgium | 50%
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| This alkaline earth metal is named after a scottish village. | Strontium | 50%
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| The first synthetically made element | Technetium | 50%
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| This metal has a melting point of 3,410 °C (6,170 °F), Which is one of the highest. | Tungsten | 50%
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| This radioactive element is found in smoke detectors. | Americium | 40%
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| This element was named after Japan. | Nihonium | 33%
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| Element discovered by Marie Curie which is also named after her birth place. | Polonium | 33%
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| The longest element name on the periodic table. | Rutherfordium | 33%
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| What 97.5% of pennies are made of | Zinc | 33%
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| The atomic symbol is Mn, and its used as a black-brown pigment in paint. | Manganese | 25%
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| Argentina means Made of ______ | Silver | 25%
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| This element is found only in traces in uranium and thorium ores. | Actinium | 0%
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| Has the chemical symbol Sb. | Antimony | 0%
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| A well known poison, Also used to be used in some paints. | Arsenic | 0%
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| The rarest element that appears naturally in the crust, Also radioactive. | Astatine | 0%
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| This element is named after "bary" which is the greek word for heavy. | Barium | 0%
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| The 4th element on the periodic table | Beryllium | 0%
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| This synthetic element used to have the symbol Ns and was called niels_____ | Bohrium | 0%
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| This element is brownish red and is liquid at room temperature. It also emits intense vapors. | Bromine | 0%
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| This element can be added to alloys to make it have a lower melting point. | Cadmium | 0%
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| This Transuranium element is used in portable metal detectors, for identifying gold and silver ores, | Californium | 0%
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| The DRC is the largest producer of this metal. | Cobalt | 0%
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| This synthetic element likely has noble gas properties despite not being one. | Copernicium | 0%
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| This element is known to be what pennies are "made of" despite pennies being made of only 2.5% of this | Copper | 0%
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| This element is named after Marie Curie. | Curium | 0%
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| This elements name comes from the word “difficult to get at” in Greek. | Dysprosium | 0%
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| This element glows blue due to how radioactive it is, This element was also first found in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb explosion in 1952 | Einsteinium | 0%
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| Used to make Fibre lasers | Erbium | 0%
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| This lanthanide is one of two elements that are named after a continent | Europium | 0%
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| Used to be named Virginium. | Francium | 0%
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| A metal with a very low melting point which is barely above room temperature. | Gallium | 0%
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| This is one of the few elements that expands when it freezes or turns solid. | Germanium | 0%
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| Modern currency originated from the popularity of This metal. | Gold | 0%
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| This element is used in nuclear submarines | Hafnium | 0%
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| Named after the color indigo, Also is soft enough to chew. | Indium | 0%
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| The 2nd most dense element. | Iridium | 0%
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| This element in latin is "ferrum" which is where its atomic symbol of Fe comes from. | Iron | 0%
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| This element is where the term "Lanthanide" Came from. | Lanthanum | 0%
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| This element was once known as eka-Lutetium. | Lawrencium | 0%
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| The last element that had a name untill November 2016 | Livermorium | 0%
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| The final lanthanide of the periodic table | Lutetium | 0%
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| This element is the 8th most abundant in the earths crust but despite that it never appears by itself. | Magnesium | 0%
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| The first element where its unknown if its even a earth metal or not. | Meitnerium | 0%
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| This element is named after the greek word for "Lead" | Molybdenum | 0%
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| This element is named after the capital of Russia. | Moscovium | 0%
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| Named after the furthest planet away from the sun. | Neptunium | 0%
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| This element comes from a word in german that means "Devil's Copper" | Nickel | 0%
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| This element is used in a jet engine | Niobium | 0%
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| This element appears most in the air. | Nitrogen | 0%
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| This element was gonna be named Joliotium (Jo) | Nobelium | 0%
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| The final element on the periodic table | Oganesson | 0%
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| This element is named after the asteroid Pallas. | Palladium | 0%
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| The high-strength alloy this lanthanide forms with magnesium is used in aircraft engines. | Praseodymium | 0%
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| Is named after a figure in greek mythology who gave fire to humans | Promethium | 0%
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| This actinide has found zero used other than scientific research. | Protactinium | 0%
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| This radioactive gas can collect in dust, And some places have more of this than others. | Radon | 0%
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| This strong element is used in rocket engines. | Rhenium | 0%
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| The first element to be named in honor of a person | Samarium | 0%
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| This element is used in high-end bicycle frames | Scandium | 0%
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| Named after the greek god for the moon. | Selenium | 0%
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| This element has a high melting point of 5,468°F (3,020°C) | Tantalum | 0%
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| The newest element discovered. | Tennessine | 0%
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| This lanthanide is used as a source of radiation from portable X-ray devices and in nuclear reactions. | Thulium | 0%
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| Used for ___ cans. | Tin | 0%
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| The last noble gas that isnt radioactive. | Xenon | 0%
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| One of the elements that is named after "Ytterby" And irritates the eyes on contact. | Ytterbium | 0%
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| This element is often used as an additive in certain alloys. It increases the strength of aluminum and magnesium alloys. | Yttrium | 0%
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