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Cheapest Transition metal? |
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| Japanese sword blade in 1330? |
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| Name- Greek word for Rose? |
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Most expensive transition metal? |
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| Strongest magnet in the world? |
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| Anemia refers to lack of? |
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Only metal fit for a king by Louis XIV? |
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| Originally named Hahnium? |
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| Combines with graphite to form hardest material ever? |
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Name- greek goddess of wisdon Pallus? |
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| 17,000 year old cave paintings? |
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| Two metals make up brass? |
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| 4th most abundant element? |
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Thought to be the same as tantalum until 1844? |
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| Used for guitar stings and self tanner? |
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| Name- Scandinavian goddess? |
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Name- Goblin or evil spirit? |
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White and dosent tarnish? |
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| Rarer then Gold and 8 times more expensive? |
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| Two where mistaken for each other until 1844? |
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| Found in hemoglobina and myoglobin? |
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Second most abundant metal? |
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Headlight reflectors cantain this? |
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Causes mad hatter disease? |
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| Wiring and American coins |
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| Chrome finishing and anodizing Al |
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| Name- A village in Sweden? |
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| Best reflector of visible light? |
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| Nuclear reactors and Jewelry |
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| Name- Greek mythology Titains |
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Work as IR reflector? 2 of them |
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| 45% lighter then steel but same strength? |
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| Highest number of Oxidation states? |
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First discover elements? Two of them around 3000 B.C. |
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| Batteries, Solder alloys, nuclear control rods, TV phosphorus, and paint pigment |
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| Used for armor and armor piercing rounds? |
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| "W" symbol of tungsten stands for what? |
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| Most common oxidation state of Scandium? |
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| How many carats is pure Gold? |
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| Used for the ballast in airplanes? |
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Metal is resistant to corrosion? |
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Present in rubies, emeralds, and sapphires? |
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Used in cancer treatment? |
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Brough 1/2 million people to CA? |
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| Most corrosion resistant? |
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| Have a square planar complexes when in a 2+ oxidation state? 3 of them |
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| Nickel, Platinum, and Palladium |
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Used in cancer treatments? 3 of them |
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platinum, gold, and cobalt |
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| Found in Scandinavia as a by-product of uranium refining euxenite gandolite? |
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| Discovered between 3000-4000 B.C.? |
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| 5th highest melting point? |
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Most common oxidation state of titanium |
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| What is the oxidation state of Y? or Yttrium? |
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