Top 10 Strangest Elements and Hunting the Elements - NOVA

What metal ore goes through a process of collecting, sifting, pulverizing and firing?

These tiny particles are the building blocks of all matter?

About 3/4 of the elements on the periodic table are ____?

Sulfur is a pale yellow rock, but when burned, it emits a

Curium is named after;

Sulfur is a pale yellow rock, but when melted, it turns to a

Which of these elements GLOWS with radiation?

Adding another metal to copper for a better sounding bell is an example of a _________?

Carbon makes up about what percent of the weight of all living things?

How many elements are currently known?

About what percent of Earth's crust is composed of Silicon?

The element with the lowest boiling and melting point of all the elements is

Ununbium, Element # 112, was discovered in

Who is the number 1 8th Grade Science teacher!!!

Silicon is important because it appears in almost all

Francium, named after France, is most massive of the;

When copper is combined with ________ it makes bronze.

Ununbium, Element #112, was discovered in

Elements # 111 - 118 are all similar because they,

Bismuth is commonly used for,

About how much Francium is present on Earth at any given time?

Copernicium is cool because...

Which of the following is NOT a use for copper?

Sulfur is responsible for the strong smells of all the following EXCEPT;

If you can get Helium cold enough to become a superfluid, it can

Ru (44), Rh (45), Pd (46), Ag (48), Os (76), Ir (77), Pt (78), Au (79) are called Noble Metals

This particle is used to identify an element.

Gold, symbol Au, has an Atomic Number of;

How long is Copericium half-life?

Adding or removing a single proton from an atom's nucleus is;

What is the MOST important element for supporting biological life?

In what state is "Cortez Mine", the gold mine site that David visits;

Gallium is pretty cool and good for chemistry pranks; using gallium you could...

At room temperature, what state of matter is Copernicium?

What is the heaviest, non-radioactive, metal?

What was one use of Curium?

How much Curium is produced each year?