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Elements - General Knowledge

Some nice General Knowledge questions about the Periodic Table + Elements. Have Fun!!
Made on 29th March 2020
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1. What element is associated to having the highest melting point?
Tungsten ✓
Platinum ✓
Rhenium ✓
Carbon ✓
Carbon's melting point is 3367 Celsius/ 6093 Fahrenheit
2. What is the rarest 'naturally' occurring element?
Francium ✓
Protactinium ✓
Berkelium ✓
Astatine ✓
At any point of time, there is less than 1 gram of it in the Earth
3. Which of these elements ARE NOT a transition metal?
Yttrium ✓
Tellurium ✓
Molybdenum ✓
Osmium ✓
4. Which of these ARE NOT a sub-atomic particle?
Positrons ✓
Phospholids ✓
Leptons ✓
Neutrinos ✓
Phospholids are molecules, produced by the human body.
5. Which of these ARE NOT usually made from a straight number of elements (which one is not a 'simple' compound)?
Acetaldehyde ✓
Deoxyribonucleic Acid ✓
Leaellynasaura ✓
Buckminsterfullerenes ✓
Leaellynasaura is actually the name of a dinosaur.
6. What is the size of a regular proton/neutron (diameter)?
1 femtometer ✓
1 attometer ✓
1 zeptometer ✓
1 picometer ✓
7. Which one of these is an alkali metal (Group 1 elements)?
Hydrogen ✓
Calcium ✓
Lithium ✓
Magnesium ✓
8. Which of these elements is a noble gas (Group 18)?
Flourine ✓
Oxygen ✓
Oganesson ✓
Carbon Dioxide ✓
9. Which of these are alkali earth metals (Group 2)?
Beryllium ✓
Bismuth ✓
Rubidium ✓
Gallium ✓
10. Which of these elements are liquid at room temperature (77 Fahrenheit/ 25 Celsius)?
Iodine ✓
Bromine ✓
Indium ✓
Thulium ✓
The boiling point of bromine is 58.80°C/ 137.84°F
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