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Elements - Real or Fake? - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 27 times
- The average score is 35 of 50
Answers on the Grid
Answers color-coded by a green-red scale on the quiz's grid according to % correct below.
Helium
Nickel
Krypton
Silicon
Xenon
Barium
Phosphorus
Bismuth
Uranium
Germanium
Technetium
Silver
Tin
Indium
Osmium
Plutonium
Protactinium
Hafnium
Unium
Lithium
Carbon
Copper
Deuterium
Einsteinium
Gold
Hydrogen
Hydrogen-4
Lead
Mendelevium
Oganesson
Protium
Roentgenium
Rutherfordium
Tennessine
Tritium
Vanadium
Boron
Thulium
Francium
Astatine
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Zirconium
Magnesium
Chromium
Moscovium
Ununpentium
Neon
Yttrium
Molybdenum
Alpha particle
Xerium
Coloradite
Yevelite
Hastium
Cosate
Oxigen
Secite
Klotum
Unobtainium
Water
Kyrium
Incerium
Cinton
Benton
Antihelium
Antihydrogen
Citrium
Floridium
Gullibulium
Nilium-1
Ninovium
Novium
Patrium
Syrium
Tyrotilium
Ununennium
Velissium
Yoylelite
Zacium
Bronze
Pyrite
Unbinilium
Deltite
Unbitrium
Mercurum
Meletovum
Espium
Calerium
Mytite
Muonium
Tetrium
Ceilium
Venerium
Calcite
Quasium
Diamond
Salt
Deltium
Gadolite
Answer Stats
| Answer | % Correct | |
|---|---|---|
| Element 14. | Silicon | 100%
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| Element 2, commonly used in balloons to make them float. | Helium | 95%
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| Element 7, most common element in our atmosphere. | Nitrogen | 95%
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| Element 94, this was an element used in The Demon Core. | Plutonium | 95%
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| Element 56. | Barium | 91%
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| Element 5. | Boron | 91%
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| Element 24. | Chromium | 91%
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| Element 82, final stable element in the periodic table. | Lead | 91%
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| Element 28, the coins named nickels are mainly copper and only 25% nickel. | Nickel | 91%
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| Element 47. | Silver | 91%
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| Element 50, usually not actually used in tin cans. | Tin | 91%
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| Element 92, probably the most well known radioactive element. | Uranium | 91%
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| Element 54. | Xenon | 91%
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| Element 6, makes up 18% of all living matter on earth. | Carbon | 86%
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| Element 29, common conductor used in wires. | Copper | 86%
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| Element 36, not to be confused with the fictional substance Kyrptonite. | Krypton | 86%
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| Element 3, commonly used in batteries | Lithium | 86%
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| Element 12. | Magnesium | 86%
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| Element 10. | Neon | 86%
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| Element 40, looks like diamonds. | Zirconium | 86%
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| Element 83, has ridiculously long half life of approximately 20 quintillion years | Bismuth | 82%
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| Element 99, named after Albert Einstein. | Einsteinium | 82%
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| Element 87, extremely radioactive. | Francium | 82%
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| Element 79, very valuable and used in the "1st place" medal. | Gold | 82%
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| Element 1, lightest element, | Hydrogen | 82%
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| Element 39. | Yttrium | 82%
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| Element 32, named after Germany. | Germanium | 77%
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| Element 8, used by all living organisms to survive. | Oxygen | 77%
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| Element 15, extremely useful in the body and responsible for deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) among other things. | Phosphorus | 73%
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| Element 49, known for being safe enough and soft enough to chew on, despite being a metal. | Indium | 68%
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| Element 101. | Mendelevium | 68%
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| Element 115, named after the capital of Russia, Moscow. | Moscovium | 68%
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| Element 76, known for being the most dense element at 22,590 kg/m³ | Osmium | 68%
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| Element 104. | Rutherfordium | 68%
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| Element 42, commonly used in alloys and grease. | Molybdenum | 64%
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| Element 117, named after the US state Tennessee | Tennessine | 64%
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| Element 23. | Vanadium | 64%
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| Element 85, rarest naturally occurring element on Earth. | Astatine | 59%
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| Element 118, the last element on the periodic table; Highly unstable with a half life of approximately 800 microseconds. | Oganesson | 59%
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| Element 111, a popular deleted level in Geometry Dash is named after this element, called "Element 111 Rg" | Roentgenium | 59%
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| Element 72. | Hafnium | 55%
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| Element 43, lightest element with no stable isotopes. | Technetium | 55%
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| Element 69. (nice.) | Thulium | 45%
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| Element 91. | Protactinium | 41%
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| Hydrogen-2. (1p+1n) | Deuterium | 32%
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| Hydrogen-3, commonly used in nuclear fusion. (1p+2n) | Tritium | 18%
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| 1p+3n, incredibly unstable with a half life of approximately 10^-22 seconds. | Hydrogen-4 | 14%
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| Placeholder name for element 115, which was named Moscovium after discovery and another option in this quiz. | Ununpentium | 14%
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| Alternate name for regular hydrogen. (1p+0n) | Protium | 9%
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| Systematic name for hydrogen. | Unium | 0%
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