Bet I'm not the only person who tried Kryptonite for K. Well, 20/24 (83%). Not bad for something I haven't thought about since high school way back in the distant past (and didn't think much about it then, either LOL).
Ugh missed tin and antimony, even tried tin for the antinomy one because I knew it was very different letters and starting with s ( and thought b) And I knew could remember antimony ( I looked it up just now bevause i thought it was called something different here, but it isnt, then i thought maybe it was a newer one, but it isnt either. But I really cant remember that one from school)
I am an actual student of chemistry and for me it was hardest to remember the names in english... Thank god for the potassium meme. and i thought it was spelled antimone not antimony so i skipped that one
I'm also a chemist tho
Easy though, anyone whose taken basic Chemistry should get at least a 20
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Au- aurate
Ag- argentum
Na- natrium
Pb- plumbum
Fe-ferrum
Potassium has the symbol K from its Latin name Kalium.
Iron has the symbol Fe from its Latin name Ferrum.
Copper has the symbol Cu from its Latin name Cuprum.
Silver has the symbol Ag from its Latin name Argentum.
Antimony has the symbol Sb from its Latin name Stibium.
Lead has the symbol Pb from it Latin name Plumbum.
Sodium has the symbol Na from its Latin name Natrium.
Tin has the symbol Sn from its Latin name Stannum.
Mercury has the symbol Hg from its Latin name Hydrargyrum.
Not featured in this quiz is: Tungsten, symbol W, from its alternate name Wolfram.
As well as Geography, History and some other cool shit.