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It receives its name from the discoverer of the atomic nucleus.
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It receives its name from an American state.
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It recieves its name from the father of the periodic table.
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It\'s a semimetal predicted by Mendeleev several years before its discovery.
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You can use it for containing fizzy drinks.
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It\'s the lightest element.
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A nonmetal that you cand find when you are swimming in the sea or in the swimming pool.
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It\'s the only element discovered by a Spanish scientist. It\'s looks like silver.
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It used to be in all light bulbs.
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It used for producing electricity power for houses, factories,...
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You can find it in sand and also inside every electronic device.
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A known poison.
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It\'s the only metal that can be found in liquid state at room temperature.
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A light metal that your phone needs to work.
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It\'s the only nonmetal that can be found in liquide state at room temperature.
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Your bones need it.
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It gives its name to a river in South America.
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A radioactive metal discovered by Marie Curie.
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All electric cables everywhere are made of it.
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It\'s easier to find in the Sun than on the Earth.
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It gives its name to an American coin (about 0.04 €).
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You use it when you have a wound in your skin.
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It was very important in Rutherford\'s experiment and also in Michael Phelp\'s sports career.
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It used to be in petrol. It\'s a heavy metal in the right side of the periodic table.
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Metal that gives its name to historical period.
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It forms compunds with almost any other element. You couldn\'t live without it.
