Elements

Question 1

Lightest Element

Answer 1

Hydrogen (H)

Question 2

Second-Lightest Element

Answer 2

Helium (He)

Question 3

Heaviest non-man made element

Answer 3

Uranium (U)

Question 4

Earth most abundant Element

Answer 4

Oxygen (O)

Question 5

Earth’s Second-Most Abundant Element

Answer 5

Silicon (Si)

Question 6

Atmosphere’s Most abundant Element

Answer 6

Nitrogen (N)

Question 7

Lightest Metal

Answer 7

Lithium (Li)

Question 8

Second-Lightest Metal

Answer 8

Potassium (K)

Question 9

Lighest Common Metal

Answer 9

Magnesium (MG)

Question 10

Earth Most Abundant Metal

Answer 10

Aluminum (AL)

Question 11

Blue Metal

Answer 11

Cobalt (Co)

Question 12

Light metal used in fighter aircraft

Answer 12

Titanium (Ti)

Question 13

Metal which is liquid at room temp

Answer 13

Mercury (Hg)

Question 14

Filament Metal with highest melting temp

Answer 14

Tungsten (W)

Question 15

Element found in seaweed

Answer 15

Iodine (I)

Question 16

Nevada State metal, Best Electrical Conductor

Answer 16

Silver (Ag)

Question 17

Most Malleable and Ductile Metal

Answer 17

Gold (Au)

Question 18

Graphite Element

Answer 18

Carbon (C)

Question 19

Element Banned from Aerosol

Answer 19

Freon (Fr)

Question 20

Element Found in Bones

Answer 20

Calcium (Ca)

Question 21

Element used in fluoresecent lights

Answer 21

Neon (Ne)

Question 22

Element used to galvanize steel

Answer 22

Zinc (Zn)

Question 23

Element used in car batteries

Answer 23

Lead (Pb)

Question 24

Elements used in rechargeable batteries

Answer 24

Nickel (Ni), Cadmium (CD)

Question 25

"Color" element

Answer 25

Chromium (cr)

Question 26

Last element in alphabetical order

Answer 26

Zirconium (Zr)

Question 27

Superman's Home Planet

Answer 27

Krypton (Kr)

Question 28

Americium

Answer 28

Am (Named for America)

Question 29

Argon

Answer 29

Ar

Question 30

Arsenic

Answer 30

As

Question 31

Boron

Answer 31

B

Question 32

Bismuth

Answer 32

Bi

Question 33

Chlorine

Answer 33

Cl

Question 34

Curium

Answer 34

Cm (Named for Marie and Pierre Curie)

Question 35

Copper

Answer 35

Cu

Question 36

Einsteinium

Answer 36

Es (Named for Albert Einstein)

Question 37

Fluorine

Answer 37

F

Question 38

Iron

Answer 38

Fe

Question 39

Fermium

Answer 39

Fe (Named after Enrico Fermi) Enrico Fermi was an Italian physicist, best known for his work on Chicago Pile-1 (the first nuclear reactor

Question 40

FR

Answer 40

Francium

Question 41

GA

Answer 41

Gallium

Question 42

Ge

Answer 42

Germanium (Used in Transistors)

Question 43

Ho

Answer 43

Holmium (Named for Stockholm)

Question 44

MN

Answer 44

Manganese

Question 45

NA

Answer 45

Sodium (Part of the NACL in Salt)

Question 46

NO

Answer 46

Nobelium (Named for Alfred Nobel)

Question 47

P

Answer 47

Phosphorus

Question 48

Po

Answer 48

Polonium (Named for Poland)

Question 49

PT

Answer 49

Platinum

Question 50

Pu

Answer 50

Plutonium

Question 51

Ra

Answer 51

Radium

Question 52

Rn

Answer 52

Radon

Question 53

S

Answer 53

Sulfur (Found in Gunpowder)

Question 54

Sb

Answer 54

Antimony

Question 55

Se

Answer 55

Selenium

Question 56

Xe

Answer 56

Xenon