Elements & Atoms

Question 1

Hydrogen

Answer 1

Symbol: H
1 P
1 E
Am - 1
VE - 1

Question 2

Helium

Answer 2

Symbol: He
2 P
2 N
VE - 2
Am - 4

Question 3

Lithium

Answer 3

Symbol: Li
3 P
4 N
VE - 1
Am - 6.941

Question 4

Beryllium

Answer 4

Symbol: Be
4 P
5 N
VE - 2
Am - 9

Question 5

Boron

Answer 5

Symbol: B
5 P
6 N
Am - 10.811
VE - 3

Question 6

Carbon

Answer 6

Symbol: C
6 P
6 N
Am - 12
VE - 4

Question 7

Nitrogen

Answer 7

Symbol: N
7 P
7 N
Am - 14
VE - 5

Question 8

Oxygen

Answer 8

Symbol: O
8 P
8 N
Am - 16
VE - 6

Question 9

Fluorine

Answer 9

Symbol: F
9 P
10 N
Am - 19
VE - 7

Question 10

Neon

Answer 10

Symbol: Ne
10 P
10 N
VE - 8
Am - 20

Question 11

Sodium

Answer 11

Symbol: Na
11 P
12 N
VE - 1
Am - 23

Question 12

Magnesium

Answer 12

Symbol: Mg
12 P
12 N
VE - 2
Am - 24

Question 13

Aluminum

Answer 13

Symbol: Al
13 P
14 N
VE - 3
Am - 27

Question 14

Silicon

Answer 14

Symbol: Si
14 P
14 N
VE - 4
Am - 28

Question 15

Phosphorus

Answer 15

Symbol: P
15 P
16 N
VE - 5
Am - 31

Question 16

Sulfur

Answer 16

Symbol: S
16 P
16 N
VE - 6
Am - 32

Question 17

Chlorine

Answer 17

Symbol: Cl
17 P
18 N
VE - 7
Am - 35

Question 18

Argon

Answer 18

Symbol: Ar
18 P
22 N
VE - 8
Am - 40

Question 19

Element named after America

Answer 19

Americium

Question 20

Element named after Poland

Answer 20

Polonium

Question 21

Named after Scandinavia

Answer 21

Scandium

Question 22

Named after an American state

Answer 22

Californium

Question 23

Named after Europe

Answer 23

Europium

Question 24

Four elements named after planets

Answer 24

Uranium - Uranus
Pluto - Plutonium
Neptunium - Neptune
Mercury - Mercury

Question 25

Four elements named after people

Answer 25

Einsteinium - Einstein Curium - Pierre & Marie Curie Nobelium - Alfred Nobel Mendelevium - Dmitri Mendeleev

Question 26

Named after a coin

Answer 26

Nickel

Question 27

Antimony

Answer 27

Sb & Stibium

Question 28

Copper

Answer 28

Cu & Cuprum

Question 29

Gold

Answer 29

Au & Aurum

Question 30

Iron

Answer 30

Fe & Ferrum

Question 31

Lead

Answer 31

Pb & Plumbum

Question 32

Mercury

Answer 32

Hg & Hydragyrum

Question 33

Potassium

Answer 33

K & Kalium

Question 34

Silver

Answer 34

Ag & Argentium

Question 35

Sodium

Answer 35

Na & Natrium

Question 36

Tin

Answer 36

Sn & Stannum

Question 37

Tungsten

Answer 37

W & Wolfram

Question 38

Element which stinks when burned

Answer 38

Sulfur

Question 39

Reddish-orange element used for electrical wiring

Answer 39

Copper

Question 40

Element named after female scientist

Answer 40

Curium

Question 41

Element used in flares & flashbulbs

Answer 41

Magnesium

Question 42

Element used to disinfect pool

Answer 42

Chlorine

Question 43

Essential for bones & teeth

Answer 43

Calcium

Question 44

Paints skin to protect it from infections

Answer 44

Iodine

Question 45

Used in thermometers

Answer 45

Mercury

Question 46

Used for shiny trim on cars

Answer 46

Chromium

Question 47

Used in light bulbs

Answer 47

Chromium

Question 48

Used as rat poison

Answer 48

Arsenic

Question 49

Found in US penny

Answer 49

Copper

Question 50

This & carbon form steel

Answer 50

Iron

Question 51

Protects people from radioactive substances

Answer 51

Lead