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Quiz about Titanium
Quiz about Titanium

Titanium Trivia Quiz


Here are twenty different metals and/or alloys. All of them have lost their vowels. I will provide you with their consonants, in order. You add the vowels. All answers are one word only. Check the hints for help.

A multiple-choice quiz by dcpddc478. Estimated time: 7 mins.
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Author
dcpddc478
Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
351,883
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
20
Difficulty
Easy
Avg Score
17 / 20
Plays
1198
Question 1 of 20
1. MRCRY

Answer: (7 letters/Element)
Question 2 of 20
2. RN

Answer: (4 Letters/Element)
Question 3 of 20
3. CPPR

Answer: (6 Letters/Element)
Question 4 of 20
4. LTHM

Answer: (7 Letters/Element)
Question 5 of 20
5. PLLDM

Answer: (9 Letters/Element)
Question 6 of 20
6. BRNZ

Answer: (6 Letters/Alloy)
Question 7 of 20
7. CHRMM

Answer: (8 Letters/Element)
Question 8 of 20
8. NCKL

Answer: (6 Letters/Element)
Question 9 of 20
9. LMNM

Answer: (9 Letters/Element)
Question 10 of 20
10. THLLM

Answer: (8 Letters/Element)
Question 11 of 20
11. PLTNM

Answer: (8 Letters/Element)
Question 12 of 20
12. MNGNS

Answer: (9 Letters/Element)
Question 13 of 20
13. PWTR

Answer: (6 Letters/ Alloy)
Question 14 of 20
14. LD

Answer: (4 Letters/Element)
Question 15 of 20
15. PLTNM

Answer: (9 Letters/Element)
Question 16 of 20
16. CDMM

Answer: (7 Letters/Element)
Question 17 of 20
17. RDM

Answer: (6 Letters/Element)
Question 18 of 20
18. CBLT

Answer: (6 Letters/Element)
Question 19 of 20
19. BRSS

Answer: (5 Letters/Alloy)
Question 20 of 20
20. TTNM

Answer: (8 Letters/Element)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. MRCRY

Answer: Mercury

Mercury is an unusual metal, in that it is the only metal that is a liquid at room temperature. Sometimes used in thermometers in the past, other names for this metallic element are quicksilver and hydrargyrum.
2. RN

Answer: Iron

Iron, whose chemical symbol is Fe, is one of the most common metals on our planet, as well as one of the most useful. By mass, it is the most common element forming the earth and is the fourth most common element to be found in the earth's crust.
3. CPPR

Answer: Copper

Copper is a beautiful metal with a reddish-orange color. Soft and easy to work with, it is often found in air conditioning and heating units. Copper salts are what gives the bluish color to many gemstones such as turquoise.
4. LTHM

Answer: Lithium

A malleable, silvery-white metal, lithium is the least dense, solid element as well as lightest metal. It is often stored in mineral oil due to its high reactivity and its flammability.
5. PLLDM

Answer: Palladium

First discovered in 1803, palladium is a rare silvery-white metallic element that is often used in electronics, medicine, and groundwater treatments. Its rarity leads to it being recycled at a much higher rate than other metals.
6. BRNZ

Answer: Bronze

Bronze has been used for thousands of years, mainly due to its strength. It has been used for making coins, blades, and decorative items. Bronze is especially good at resisting salt-water corrosion and is a good conductor of heat and electricity.
7. CHRMM

Answer: Chromium

Chromium is a lustrous gray metal that is both malleable yet hard. By adding a small amount of other pigments, it is possible to make colored chromium, a trait that helped give this beautiful metallic element its name. It is often used as a coating on car parts, plumbing fixtures, and any other item in which a high metallic luster is desired.
8. NCKL

Answer: Nickel

The core of the earth is believed to contain large amounts of nickel. This silvery-white metallic element has been used by mankind for at least 5,000 years. Much of the worlds nickel is used to make stainless steel as well as other alloys.
9. LMNM

Answer: Aluminium

Aluminium makes up about eight per cent of the earth's crust and is very chemically reactive. Aluminium is valued for its low density, and corrosion resistance. Aluminium is one of the most successfully recycled metals on the planet and is used in the making of many kinds of transport vehicles, packaging, electronics and construction.
10. THLLM

Answer: Thallium

Many people when first viewing thallium would guess it to be tin, as they are very similar in appearance. Most thallium is used in the electronics industry while the rest is used in glass manufacturing and the pharmaceutical industry.
11. PLTNM

Answer: Platinum

Platinum is one of the world's most valuable metals. This is due to its resistance to corrosion, its natural beauty, and its rarity. The vast majority of platinum is mined in South Africa and it is used in jewelry, electrodes, dentistry equipment and catalytic converters.
12. MNGNS

Answer: Manganese

Manganese is a blackish-gray, semi-lustrous metal. It is a hard somewhat brittle metal. The major use of manganese is as a strengthening agent to other metallic alloys and is often found in batteries and helmets.
13. PWTR

Answer: Pewter

Pewter is a type of tin alloy. It contains over 90% tin with a variety of other metals including antimony. Man has been using pewter for over 3,000 years, mostly in tableware. Pewter must be hand polished regularly as it tarnishes easily, going from a silvery color to dark gray that has no shine.
14. LD

Answer: Lead

Lead is a heavy metal that has a shiny silver chrome-like luster when it is first cut or when it is in liquid form. Once it solidifies and is exposed to air it becomes a dull gray color. Lead has been used in plumbing, batteries, ammunition and in radiation shielding.Excessive contact to lead can be very toxic to humans and animals causing nervous system damage and even death.
15. PLTNM

Answer: Plutonium

Plutonium is the heaviest metallic element. It is also radioactive and as a powder it can spontaneously ignite. It is used in nuclear weapons and as a power and heat source. Great care must be used when handling this metallic element as the misuse of plutonium can be catastrophic.
16. CDMM

Answer: Cadmium

Cadmium is a lovely metallic element with a bluish-white color. Cadmium has a low melting point, is soft, malleable and can be polished to a high luster. Due to its toxicity, uses for cadmium have been limited to picture tubes in televisions, batteries, and some lasers.
17. RDM

Answer: Radium

Radium is a beautiful pure white metal, that when exposed to air, turns a dull blackish gray. It is highly radioactive and unprotected exposure can lead to illness or death. It has been used as a pigment in some paints due to its luminescent effect, and in pharmacology.
18. CBLT

Answer: Cobalt

Cobalt is known for its hardness and for having a lustrous dark silver-gray color. It has been used for thousands of years as a blue pigment in paints, ceramics, glazes, and glass. Today, the main use for cobalt is as an additive to other metallic alloys to endow strength.
19. BRSS

Answer: Brass

Brass is an alloy that comes in many shades of golden yellows. The colors vary with the mixture of metals involved. It is often used for decoration purposes and in situations where low friction is required, such as ammunition, doorknobs, locks, gears, and in zippers.
20. TTNM

Answer: Titanium

Have to squeeze the title metal in here! Titanium is a lustrous, corrosion-resistant silver colored metal. It has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. It is used as a white pigment is paper, paint, sports equipment, and plastics. It is often used in pyrotechnics, and the aerospace industries.
Source: Author dcpddc478

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