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The Periodic Table
30 clues · by BrainBuzz
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A TV-style trivia board for teams. Categories across the top, values down the side, and everyone in the room playing off one screen while the phones act as buzzers. More about this format →
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Categories
Nations on the TableContinents in the Periodic WorldCities, Labs, and Labs-to-BeNumbers, Facts, and DatesWordplay & World-BuildingFinal Round: Worldwide Elements
A few of the clues
- Named for a country, this element’s symbol is Am.
- Its name comes from the Greek for 'new'; it's a noble gas used in colorful illuminated signs.
- This California-born element honors a university city.
- The second-most abundant element in Earth's crust and the backbone of modern semiconductors.
- A light, stiff alkaline earth metal (atomic number 4) used in aerospace alloys and X‑ray windows.
- This noble gas's name comes from the Greek for 'inactive' or 'lazy', not a Middle Eastern place.
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