Tuesday Night Trivia
Tonight, a two parter involving the Periodic Table:
To clarify part 2: Were "scrambium" an element represented by the symbol "Z," it would be one of the answers.
1. Two vowels are not symbols for elements on the Periodic Table. Name them. (I count "Y" as a vowel.)
2. 14 symbols for elements on the Periodic Table are single letters. Almost all of these letters are initials for the English-language name of the element they represent. Two are not. Name them.
To clarify part 2: Were "scrambium" an element represented by the symbol "Z," it would be one of the answers.
2 Comments:
I'll give this a shot with no help...
Vowels: A and E
(I know O-Oxygen and I-Iodine for sure, and it seems like there is a Y).
The other is tougher... I think I remember W being Tungsten.
P.S. After a check of Wikipedia, I should have remembered the second one. Oh well
K is Potassium...
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