Elements by Etymology - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Uranus	Uranium	100%
Europe	Europium	88%
Radio(active)	Radium	88%
Scandinavia	Scandium	88%
University of California, Berkley	Berkelium	81%
Sun	Helium	81%
Norse God of Thunder	Thorium	81%
America	Americium	75%
Germany	Germanium	75%
Neptune	Neptunium	75%
Titan	Titanium	75%
Coal, to Burn	Carbon	69%
Dwarf Planet Ceres	Cerium	69%
Russian city of Dubna	Dubnium	69%
France	Francium	69%
Greek Titan Promethius	Promethium	69%
Soda	Sodium	69%
Pluto	Plutonium	63%
Foreign, strange	Xenon	63%
Ancient Region comprising Modern France	Gallium	56%
Niobe, granddaughter of Zeus	Niobium	56%
Short for "emanation" of above element	Radon	56%
Greek Mythical Figure Tantalus	Tantalum	56%
Polish/French chemist	Curium	50%
Rock	Lithium	50%
Danish Physicist	Bohrium	44%
Limestone	Calcium	44%
Swedish city of Stockholm	Holmium	44%
River Rhine	Rhenium	44%
New	Neon	38%
Belarus, Ukraine, and Western Russia	Ruthenium	38%
Pale green	Chlorine	31%
Colour	Chromium	31%
Earth	Tellurium	31%
Sky blue	Caesium	25%
Little Silver	Platinum	25%
Artificial, manmade	Technetium	25%
Norse Goddess Freyja	Vanadium	25%
Unstable	Astatine	19%
Stink	Bromine	19%
Violet	Iodine	19%
Insignificant person, goblin	Nickel	19%
Smell	Osmium	19%
Red	Rubidium	19%
Heavy stone	Tungsten	19%
Ray	Actinium	13%
to Flow	Lead	13%
"Resembling" above element	Molybdenum	13%
Sharp birth	Oxygen	13%
Prong, point	Zinc	13%

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