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Au stands for |
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| 1) gold | 2) silver | 3) potassium | 4) augernium | |
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What element has an atomic number of 11? |
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| 1) gallium | 2) lead | 3) sodium | 4) sulfur | |
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What is the only liquid metal? |
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| 1) Lead | 2) Gold | 3) Mercury | 4) Brass | |
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Which one of the following is an alkali metal? |
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| 1) Zinc | 2) Aluminum | 3) Gold | 4) Potassium | |
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Which element has the atomic number of 26? |
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| 1) Iron | 2) Titanium | 3) Hydrogen | 4) Polonium | |
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Which one of these elements has four electrons in their outer shell? |
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| 1) hydrogen | 2) carbon | 3) helium | 4) boron | |
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What are shiny, reactive metals? |
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| 1) Lanthanides | 2) Actinides | 3) carbons | 4) borons | |
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What element makes up 80% of the air? |
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| 1) Oxygen | 2) Hydrogen | 3) Argon | 4) Nitrogen | |
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What element does not follow the patterns of the rest of the periodic table? |
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| 1) Sodium | 2) Potassium | 3) Hydrogen | 4) Helium | |
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Neon and Argon are examples of? |
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| 1) halogens | 2) noble gases | 3) lanthanides | 4) actinides | |
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