Periodic Alphabet Challenge

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Guess one chemical element for each letter of the alphabet.

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Periodic Alphabet ChallengeVersión en línea Guess one chemical element for each letter of the alphabet. por Víctor Soler Ramos A B C D E F G H I L M N O P R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A A noble gas used to light signs and protect metals during welding. Starts with B Lightweight and brittle alkaline earth metal present in emeralds. Starts with C Found in all living things and in pencils as graphite. Starts with D A synthetic metal named after a city and made in particle accelerators. Starts with E A highly radioactive synthetic element named after a famous physicist. Starts with F A very reactive halogen gas used in toothpaste and to make many compounds. Starts with G A soft metal that melts near room temperature. Starts with H The lightest element, common in stars and in water. Starts with I A halogen used as a disinfectant and in medicine. Starts with L A light metal used in batteries. Starts with M A shiny light metal used in alloys and fireworks. Also important for bones alongside calcium. Starts with N A noble gas that glows red-orange in signs. Starts with O A major component of air and essential for respiration. Starts with P A nonmetal that can glow faintly and is essential for life. Its name means "light-bearer" (portador de luz) in greek. Starts with R A hard precious metal used in catalysts and plating. People often mistake it for rhenium or radon. Starts with S A yellow nonmetal used in rubber vulcanization. It has a distinctive rotten egg smell Starts with T A strong metal widely used in aircraft and implants. Also the name of a song by David Guetta & Sia. Starts with U A heavy radioactive metal used for power and weapons. Starts with V A hard metal added to improve steel strength. It's basically titanium's younger sibling. Starts with X A noble gas used in lamps and certain anesthesia applications. Starts with Y A metal used in red phosphors for displays and LEDs. Wow! I wonder what the only element from the periodic table starting by Y could be? Oh, wait, there's also Ytterbium! Well, this one is not Ytterbium. It's the other one. Starts with Z A bluish metal used to galvanize iron and in batteries. Also important for a strong immune system.

Periodic Alphabet ChallengeVersión en línea

Guess one chemical element for each letter of the alphabet.

por Víctor Soler Ramos

Starts with A

A noble gas used to light signs and protect metals during welding.

Starts with B

Lightweight and brittle alkaline earth metal present in emeralds.

Starts with C

Found in all living things and in pencils as graphite.

Starts with D

A synthetic metal named after a city and made in particle accelerators.

Starts with E

A highly radioactive synthetic element named after a famous physicist.

Starts with F

A very reactive halogen gas used in toothpaste and to make many compounds.

Starts with G

A soft metal that melts near room temperature.

Starts with H

The lightest element, common in stars and in water.

Starts with I

A halogen used as a disinfectant and in medicine.

Starts with L

A light metal used in batteries.

Starts with M

A shiny light metal used in alloys and fireworks. Also important for bones alongside calcium.

Starts with N

A noble gas that glows red-orange in signs.

Starts with O

A major component of air and essential for respiration.

Starts with P

A nonmetal that can glow faintly and is essential for life. Its name means "light-bearer" (portador de luz) in greek.

Starts with R

A hard precious metal used in catalysts and plating. People often mistake it for rhenium or radon.

Starts with S

A yellow nonmetal used in rubber vulcanization. It has a distinctive rotten egg smell

Starts with T

A strong metal widely used in aircraft and implants. Also the name of a song by David Guetta & Sia.

Starts with U

A heavy radioactive metal used for power and weapons.

Starts with V

A hard metal added to improve steel strength. It's basically titanium's younger sibling.

Starts with X

A noble gas used in lamps and certain anesthesia applications.

Starts with Y

A metal used in red phosphors for displays and LEDs. Wow! I wonder what the only element from the periodic table starting by Y could be? Oh, wait, there's also Ytterbium! Well, this one is not Ytterbium. It's the other one.

Starts with Z

A bluish metal used to galvanize iron and in batteries. Also important for a strong immune system.

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Periodic Alphabet ChallengeVersión en línea

por Víctor Soler Ramos

Starts with A

A noble gas used to light signs and protect metals during welding.

Starts with B

Lightweight and brittle alkaline earth metal present in emeralds.

Starts with C

Found in all living things and in pencils as graphite.

Starts with D

A synthetic metal named after a city and made in particle accelerators.

Starts with E

A highly radioactive synthetic element named after a famous physicist.

Starts with F

A very reactive halogen gas used in toothpaste and to make many compounds.

Starts with G

A soft metal that melts near room temperature.

Starts with H

The lightest element, common in stars and in water.

Starts with I

A halogen used as a disinfectant and in medicine.

Starts with L

A light metal used in batteries.

Starts with M

A shiny light metal used in alloys and fireworks. Also important for bones alongside calcium.

Starts with N

A noble gas that glows red-orange in signs.

Starts with O

A major component of air and essential for respiration.

Starts with P

A nonmetal that can glow faintly and is essential for life. Its name means "light-bearer" (portador de luz) in greek.

Starts with R

A hard precious metal used in catalysts and plating. People often mistake it for rhenium or radon.

Starts with S

A yellow nonmetal used in rubber vulcanization. It has a distinctive rotten egg smell

Starts with T

A strong metal widely used in aircraft and implants. Also the name of a song by David Guetta & Sia.

Starts with U

A heavy radioactive metal used for power and weapons.

Starts with V

A hard metal added to improve steel strength. It's basically titanium's younger sibling.

Starts with X

A noble gas used in lamps and certain anesthesia applications.

Starts with Y

A metal used in red phosphors for displays and LEDs. Wow! I wonder what the only element from the periodic table starting by Y could be? Oh, wait, there's also Ytterbium! Well, this one is not Ytterbium. It's the other one.

Starts with Z

A bluish metal used to galvanize iron and in batteries. Also important for a strong immune system.