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Category Elimination - Elements

In each group, name any answer which matches the first category to reveal the second category, then name any answer which applies to both categories to reveal a third, and so on. (Yes, I copied the format of the Category Elimination Quiz due to me being an amateur in this quizmaking platform.)
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Last updated: August 15, 2022
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Green Categories
6
Alkali Metals...
✓
5
... which have an atomic number between
8 and 103
✓
4
... which weren't named after a country
✓
3
... which doesn't start with R
✓
1
... and is commonly bonded with chlorine
Sodium
 
Orange Categories
8
Elements with an atomic number higher
than 110...
✓
5
... which contain the letter N
✓
3
... within a named family
✓
3
... which isn't named after a real person
✓
1
... but is named after a U.S. state
Tennessine
Blue Categories
9
Elements which have different letters
in their symbol and name...
✓
6
... which have an atomic number less than
80
✓
3
... is found in the body with quantities >1g
✓
3
... is a metal
✓
1
... but isn't an alkali metal
Iron
 
Purple Categories
33
Elements not ending in -um or -ium ..
✓
9
... with 8 or more letters in their name
✓
6
... which aren't halogens or noble gases
✓
2
... that have an atomic number lower than 8
✓
1
... and isn't anywhere in the left side
of the periodic table
Nitrogen
YouLoveEagle
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Level 50
Jul 27, 2022
I would like to point out gold can be found in the human body
lithuanianlfvar
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Level 24
Aug 15, 2022
I have fixed this error, and I changed "found in the body" to "found in the body with quantities more than 1 gram." Thank you for pointing this out. (+some typein and typographical errors too)
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