Menu
Create
Random
Create Account
Login
0
0
0
Language
Deutsch
Español
Français
Italiano
Nederlands
Polski
Português
Suomi
More...
Search...
Featured Quizzes
All Featured Quizzes
New and Reset
Random
Top Today
Geography
History
User Quizzes
Most Recent
All User-Created
Tags
Highest Rated
Most Taken
Nominated Quizzes
Recent Spotlights
Create Quiz
Create / Edit Quiz
New Text Quiz
New Picture Quiz
New Click Quiz
New Click Map Quiz
New Multiple Choice
New Tile Select
SVG Guide
Data and Charts
JetPunk Charts
Recent Charts
Create Chart
Info Pages
Country Population
Interesting Facts
Interesting Quotes
Blogs
Official Blog
User Blogs
Recent User Blogs
Blogs by Tag
Create Blog
Badges and Games
Badges
Word Search
Minigames
Social
Facebook
Reddit
Discord
Twitter
Instagram
About JetPunk
About Us
Contact Us
JetPunk Premium
Change Log
Terms of Service
Planting Trees
JetPunk Shop
Dark Mode
Name that Gas! (Elements and Compounds in Chemistry)
For each clue, name the gas it describes!
All answers are a single word, unless otherwise indicated.
Hint: Answers in the first column are elements, while answers in the second column are not.
Quiz by
interopia
Profile
Quizzes
Subscribed
Subscribe?
Rate:
Nominate
Nominated
Spotlight
Last updated: May 12, 2022
You have not attempted this quiz yet.
More quiz info >>
First submitted
November 15, 2021
Times taken
1,072
Average score
66.7%
Rating
4.83
Report this quiz
Report
Quiz and answer stats >>
Friends stats >>
Start Quiz
6:00
Give Up?
Enter gas here
0
/ 21 guessed
Time Used
00:00
Best Time
00:00
The quiz is paused. You have
remaining.
Resume
Scoring
You scored
/
=
%
This beats or equals
% of test takers
also scored 100%
The average score is
Your high score is
Your fastest time is
more stats >>
friends stats >>
Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats ...
Retake Quiz
Share Result
Hint
Gas
The most common gas in the atmosphere
nitrogen
Important gas for animals from air and water
oxygen
Inert gas that is the third most common in the atmosphere
argon
Light gas that famously makes one's voice squeaky
helium
Flammable gas responsible for the Hindenburg's fire
hydrogen
Noble gas that was used to illuminate advertising signs
neon
Radioactive gas that can seep into people's houses
radon
Gas that was used as a chemical weapon in WW1
chlorine
The lightest halogen (highly toxic)
fluorine
Noble gas appearing in atmosphere at 1 part per million
krypton
Noble gas found in atmosphere at less than 100 parts per billion
xenon
Hint
Gas
Formula NH3, used in household cleaners and rocket fuel
ammonia
Greenhouse gas contained in cattle belches
methane
Aka trioxygen, forms a protective layer that shields from UV
ozone
Commonly known for embalming fluid (but actually a gas)
formaldehyde
Gas commonly used in cigarette lighters
butane
Gas commonly used in barbecue stove gas tanks
propane
Exhaled by land animals, its solid form is called "dry ice"
carbon
dioxide
General anesthetic also known as laughing gas
nitrous
oxide
Colorless, odorless toxic gas (product of incomplete combustion)
carbon
monoxide
Known for making one's voice
lower
-pitched when inhaled
sulfur
hexafluoride
Comments (3)
interopia
+1
Level 85
Sep 9, 2022
Also try
Name that Liquid!
!
Chutney
+1
Level 62
May 12, 2022
Carbon Monoxide is a product of *incomplete* combustion. Otherwise, great quiz!
interopia
+1
Level 85
May 12, 2022
Thanks, Chutney! I added that!
Add comment
New and Popular
all
de
en
es
fi
fr
it
nl
pl
pt
Countries of the World Quiz
US States Quiz
Countries by Borders in 90 Seconds
Random Capital to Country
U.S. Presidents Quiz
NBA Teams Quiz
Fast Typing A to Z
US States by Borders in 30 Seconds
Two Letter U.S. State Abbreviations
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Lyrics
Biggest Cities in the World Quiz
Country Flags Quiz #2
Brand Logos Quiz #2
Brand Logos Quiz #1
Country Shape Quiz #1
Random
Top Today
Save Your Progress
Create Account
Similar Quizzes by Tag
Chemistry
Physics
Science
Science and Math
Quiz series by interopia
Marsupials and Monotremes by Picture
Most Abundant Elements in the Solar System
Most Abundant Metals in Earth's Crust and the Solar System
...
Name that Liquid! (Elements, Compounds, Mixtures in Chemistry)
Name the Changes of State of Matter (Phase Transitions)
Name the Insect (by Order)
Prev
View All
Next