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Elements
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1. A liquid metal
Tungsten
Radon
Chromiun
Mercury
2. When they can't afford diamonds - prospective husbands might buy their fiancees stones made of this element (and probably live to regret it later)
Iodine
Zinc
Radium
Zirconium
3. ______________________ was the first element found to be radioactive
Phosphorus
Silicon
Uranium
Copper
4. A radioactive gas that sometimes seeps through basement floors and accumulates in poorly ventilated houses
Mercury
Neon
Zinc
Radon
5. A shiny metal used on automobile bodies - especially the trim
Chromiun
Gold
Hydrogen
Silicon
6. The element that is in the gas with the rotten egg smell
Potassium
Fluorine
Sulfur
Sodium
7. Metal used as a filament in light bulbs
Sodium
Tungsten
Rubidium
Copper
8. Many people believe that getting too much salt is bad for you because salt contains
Sodium
Zirconium
Radon
Carbon
9. Deep blue glass often contains this element
Tin
Tungsten
Fluorine
Cobalt
10. A favorite poison of mystery writers.
Tin
Radon
Arsenic
Sodium
11. An essential component of computer chips and glass. It's also what most beach sand is made of and is the most abundant element on earth
Carbon
Silver
Silicon
Neon
12. Contained in toothpastes and town drinking waters
Fluorine
Phosphorus
Nitrogen
Carbon
13. Those painfully bright headlights can contain this gas.
Platinum
Carbon
Zinc
Xenon
14. Until the recent discovery of a new planet (or even planets) in our solar system - this element was named after the farthest known planet (or closest dwarf planet) from the sun...
Plutonium
Fluorine
Carbon
Arsenic
15. The metal the Statue of Liberty is made of...
Copper
Plutonium
Zinc
Chlorine
16. Radioactive element contained in smoke detectors
Radium
Cobalt
Argon
Americium
17. Pencil lead is mostly ...
Phosphorus
Zinc
Chlorine
Carbon
18. People who don't get enough of this metal can suffer from anemia.
Gold
Iron
Radon
Silicon
19. A flammable gas that used to be used in blimps (and was contained in the Hindenberg - which caught fire while trying to land in New Jersey over 75 years ago.)
Radium
Phosphorus
Argon
Hydrogen
20. Some medical reports suggest that taking this element helps prevent colds
Tungsten
Rubidium
Plutonium
Zinc
21. Nickels - dimes - and quarters are now made of copper and nickel - but before that they were all made of ...
Gold
Tin
Chlorine
Silver
22. Before there was aluminum foil there was ______________ foil.
Tin
Nitrogen
Radium
Phosphorus
23. Marie Curie found this element that used to be used to make watch and clock dials glow in the dark. ________________________
Xenon
Chlorine
Tungsten
Radium
24. Added to town drinking water (and swimming pools) to kill bacteria
Silver
Sodium
Cobalt
Chlorine
25. Found in Pepto-Bismol and makes it pink
Lead
Bismuth
Sulfur
Uranium
26. A gaseous element used in brightly colored electric signs
Bismuth
Nitrogen
Zirconium
Neon
27. 1% of air is this gaseous element
Hydrogen
Silicon
Carbon
Argon
28. 78% of air is this gas
Nitrogen
Iodine
Helium
Phosphorus
29. When dissolved in alcohol - this is used to disinfect cuts
Iodine
Arsenic
Mercury
Americium
30. What the state capitol dome is covered in. _________
Gold
Iron
Mercury
Potassium
31. This element is widely used in matches and fertilizers.
Phosphorus
Gold
Silicon
Hydrogen
32. A metal that is used in car batteries and as a solder to join pipes - and once was contained in paint and gasoline - is a health hazard for people (especially young children) who ingest it.
Potassium
Lead
Nickel
Chromiun
33. As far as credit cards go - this is more precious than gold or silver
Nickel
Rubidium
Helium
Platinum
34. For some reason - everyone seems to know that bananas are rich in...
Sodium
Potassium
Bismuth
Rubidium
35. The nonflammable gas that was used to replace hydrogen in blimps
Helium
Rubidium
Sulfur
Iodine
36. Given the name of the coin - it's surprising that only 25% of it is this element
Radon
Phosphorus
Bismuth
Nickel
37. When this element is burned in a flame - the color is a deep red - just like the gemstone it's named after
Rubidium
Helium
Neon
Sodium
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