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METAL MELTDOWN
I'm going quite literal on this one! For this game, I will post a metal elemental symbol every hour, on the hour. The first person to post the full name of the corresponding metal gets a point. After ten rounds, the person with the most points wins a $30 GIFT CARD!!!
In the event of a tie, the person that scored first wins. Good luck!
VegasReefer
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Correct!
I would have also accepted "Freddie"
Correct!
Out of curiosity, how many of these do you know off the top of your head versus googling the answer? Googling isn't against the rules, but I'm curious how good you are.
tbrown
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All of them so far. These are the easy ones.Correct!
Out of curiosity, how many of these do you know off the top of your head versus googling the answer? Googling isn't against the rules, but I'm curious how good you are.
GAME REMINDER
METAL MELTDOWN
I'm going quite literal on this one! For this game, I will post a metal elemental symbol every hour, on the hour. The first person to post the full name of the corresponding metal gets a point. After ten rounds, the person with the most points wins a $30 GIFT CARD!!!
In the event of a tie, the person that scored first wins. Good luck!
VegasReefer
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Studied it for a bit. Most of the elements on the periodic table are considered metal based on common properties.Correct!
Out of curiosity, how many of these do you know off the top of your head versus googling the answer? Googling isn't against the rules, but I'm curious how good you are.
tbrown
Nominated Cronie Intern - Might be failing?
Fe - Iron
Fi - Flerovium
Fo - ok, maybe not....
Fum - just because.
Fi - Flerovium
Fo - ok, maybe not....
Fum - just because.
Yeah there are some that I was looking at the table for and never even heard of haha
I wonder what, if at all, some of those less common ones are used for?
tbrown
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A lot of them are lab created. Isn't there one or two that are created and only exist for a matter of seconds before they become unstable and break apart?
Hydrogen argon hydrogen argon, fluoride uranium nitrogen nitrogen yttrium oxygen neon!
tbrown
Nominated Cronie Intern - Might be failing?
You forgot the e at the end...
At which part? Neon has the "e"
VegasReefer
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Moscovium is one of those.... thought to be needed as an energy source for space travel |
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