The Only Remaining Chemical Element... - Statistics

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#	The only remaining chemical element...	Element	% Correct
50	To have only three letters in its name	Tin	93%
29	To be found in bronze	Copper	90%
1	To have a stable isotope with no neutrons	Hydrogen	83%
26	To have a historical "age" named after it	Iron	77%
80	To be a liquid at room temperature	Mercury	77%
8	To be found in rust	Oxygen	76%
36	To have a name that starts with the letter K	Krypton	73%
2	To be found in abundance in stars	Helium	72%
7	To make up more than 1% of air	Nitrogen	68%
79	To be a metal and not be gray in its pure form	Gold	66%
11	To be found in table salt	Sodium	66%
98	To be named after a US state	Californium	65%
47	To have an Olympic medal made from it	Silver	62%
74	To be found in a light bulb's filament	Tungsten	59%
94	To be widely used in nuclear weapons	Plutonium	58%
14	To be a major component of sand	Silicon	58%
86	To be a noble gas	Radon	56%
90	To be named after a Norse god	Thorium	56%
17	To be green in its pure form	Chlorine	55%
30	To be found in brass	Zinc	54%
40	To have a name that starts with Z	Zirconium	54%
10	To be lighter than air	Neon	51%
18	To not react with anything	Argon	49%
35	To be red in its pure form	Bromine	49%
6	To make up more than 0.1% of the universe	Carbon	49%
63	To be named after a continent	Europium	49%
20	To be found in chalk	Calcium	48%
19	To burn lilac in a flame test	Potassium	46%
31	To have a name that starts with G	Gallium	45%
83	To be found in Pepto-Bismol	Bismuth	44%
28	To be used in a currently circulating US coin	Nickel	44%
15	To be found in DNA	Phosphorus	44%
3	To have been formed during the Big Bang	Lithium	42%
92	To be radioactive but occur naturally in non-trace amounts	Uranium	42%
97	To be named after a university	Berkelium	41%
9	To be a gas	Fluorine	41%
115	To be named after a city in Russia	Moscovium	41%
24	To be a major component of stainless steel	Chromium	39%
16	To be found in protein	Sulfur	39%
85	To be a halogen	Astatine	38%
117	To be discovered after 2007	Tennessine	38%
70	To have a name that starts with Y	Ytterbium	38%
13	To make up more than 5% of Earth's crust	Aluminum	37%
4	To have only two electron shells	Beryllium	37%
95	To be named after a location in the Western Hemisphere	Americium	35%
96	To be named after two different people	Curium	35%
53	To be diatomic	Iodine	34%
82	To be discovered before 3000 BC	Lead	34%
88	To have been discovered by Marie Curie	Radium	34%
22	To be stronger than stainless steel (specific strength 63.1 kN·m/kg)	Titanium	34%
54	To have 8 or more naturally occurring isotopes	Xenon	34%
99	To be named after someone born in Germany	Einsteinium	32%
118	To have a half life shorter than 100 milliseconds	Oganesson	32%
109	To be named after a (non-mythological) woman	Meitnerium	31%
78	To come after gold in the reactivity series of metals	Platinum	31%
89	To have a row named after itself on the period table	Actinium	28%
5	To be harder than topaz in its pure form (Mohs hardness 8)	Boron	28%
111	To be in group 11	Roentgenium	28%
32	To have an atomic number that is a power of two	Germanium	27%
12	To have an atomic mass less than 40	Magnesium	27%
60	To be found in the strongest type of commercially available magnets	Neodymium	27%
37	To be an alkali metal	Rubidium	27%
65	To be named after Ytterby, Sweden	Terbium	27%
51	To have its symbol not be derived from its English name	Antimony	25%
34	To be more electronegative than gold (2.54)	Selenium	25%
33	To have been discovered in antiquity	Arsenic	24%
68	To have a name that starts with a vowel	Erbium	23%
27	To be found in the cathode of a lithium-ion battery	Cobalt	21%
25	To have a name that doesn't end in -um	Manganese	21%
43	To be radioactive, despite being surrounded by stable elements	Technetium	18%
23	To be found in emeralds	Vanadium	18%
49	To be named after a place in Asia	Indium	17%
57	To have a name that doesn't end in -ium	Lanthanum	17%
102	To be named after a person that did not receive a Nobel Prize	Nobelium	17%
21	To be in period 4	Scandium	17%
106	To be named after an American	Seaborgium	17%
52	To not be a metal	Tellurium	17%
55	To melt when placed in one's hand	Cesium	15%
101	To be named after a person born in Asia	Mendelevium	15%
41	To have formerly had a different symbol for over 50 years	Niobium	15%
91	To be named after another element	Protactinium	15%
75	To have a melting point greater than 5,500 °C	Rhenium	15%
87	To naturally occur in trace amounts, despite being radioactive	Francium	14%
39	To be a rare earth metal, but not a lanthanide or an actinide	Yttrium	14%
105	To be in group 5	Dubnium	13%
100	To have an atomic number that is a perfect square	Fermium	13%
64	To be magnetic in its pure form at 20 °C	Gadolinium	13%
113	To have not had an official name until 2016	Nihonium	13%
84	To have multiple allotropes	Polonium	13%
77	To form compounds with an oxidation state of +9	Iridium	11%
103	To be an actinide	Lawrencium	11%
116	To have a half life shorter than one minute	Livermorium	11%
71	To be named after a place in France	Lutetium	11%
81	To be known for its toxicity	Thallium	11%
107	To be directly named after a person	Bohrium	10%
48	To have been known to Mendeleev when he invented the periodic table	Cadmium	10%
112	To be named after a Slav	Copernicium	10%
72	To be named after a current national capital	Hafnium	10%
67	To be named after a place in Sweden	Holmium	10%
42	To be considered an essential element for human survival	Molybdenum	10%
45	To be part of the platinum group of metals	Rhodium	10%
38	To have an atomic mass less than 100	Strontium	10%
73	To be considered a refractory metal	Tantalum	10%
56	To react with water	Barium	8%
114	To be named after a Russian	Flerovium	8%
93	To be more dense than gold	Neptunium	8%
46	To have an ISO currency code (e.g. USD or EUR)	Palladium	8%
59	To have an odd atomic number	Praseodymium	8%
44	To be named after a place in Eastern Europe	Ruthenium	8%
104	To have a name that is more than 12 letters long	Rutherfordium	8%
108	To have a half life longer than an hour	Hassium	7%
76	To have a boiling point greater than 5000 °C	Osmium	7%
110	To be on the periodic table	Darmstadtium	6%
66	To have any stable isotopes	Dysprosium	6%
61	To be radioluminescent	Promethium	6%
69	To be named after a place in Scandinavia	Thulium	6%
58	To have a vowel in its symbol	Cerium	4%
62	To be indirectly named after a person	Samarium	3%

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