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How did you do?
Don't be discouraged.I got 40.
The average score is 51
So many I forgot.
Many people do the test multiple times if you read the comments... after a few tries you could get them all.
And there's something wrong with the quiz....."unobtanium", "administratium", "corbomite", & "adamantium" weren't accepted.58. Some that I remembered but I couldn't figure out what they were in English... and elements like unununium, ununbium, ununtrium which were easy to remember had changed names
Yeah, those were place-holder names, pre-assigned by the international group that decides the names of the elements...58. Some that I remembered but I couldn't figure out what they were in English... and elements like unununium, ununbium, ununtrium which were easy to remember had changed names
Ah, yes, administratium...no protons or electrons, so chemically it is inert... and only one Neutron...but 12 Deputy Neutrons, 36 Assistant Neutrons, and 125 Assistant Deputy Neutrons, plus a large number of peons...a half-life of 18 months, at which time the Neutron is replaced, the rest reorganized, while more are added to the lower levels, increasing the overall mass.
Caution.....neither "Revoltium" nor "Brickjectium" are elements.
also Laikopium.
That's way better than any of mine.....damn you!
Laikopium for the atomic masses?
Good one.
