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Six Degrees of Separation - Periodic Table #1 - Statistics

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Connection Element % Correct
Which is a key component in air, only coming second to... Nitrogen
100%
The sun is primarily made out of Helium and... Hydrogen
99%
Which in order to create water needs to bond with... Oxygen
99%
Which is used to make steel in combination with... Iron
89%
Which on an atomic level has a single proton more than... Carbon
86%
The first nuclear bomb was made using... Uranium
81%
Which on the periodic table is located right next to... Calcium
61%
Which is used to create mirrors alongside... Aluminium
55%
Which is used to make foil that is often confused with... Tin
45%
Which to produce power needs to be in contact with... Plutonium
41%
Which is one of the lightest elements starting with S, second to... Silicon
40%
According to Borat, Kazakhstan is the biggest exporter of... Potassium
39%
Chile produces nearly 25% of the world's... Copper
37%
Which supports bone health just like... Magnesium
32%
Which makes up cinnabar together with... Sulphur
31%
Which is named after a small celestial body, just like... Mercury
30%
Which is only less heat conductive than... Silver
27%
Which can create powerful magnets when mixed with... Neodymium
24%
Which in order to create solder is often combined with... Lead
23%
Which is the most consumed dietary supplement together with... Zinc
20%
Which is thought to be far less efficient in reactors than... Thorium
19%
Which comes alphabetically right after... Yttrium
13%
Which is the second heaviest non-radioactive element just after... Bismuth
10%
Which is spelled almost the exact same as... Ytterbium
10%
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