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1. Which capital city in Europe combines the chemical symbols for Phosphorus, Argon, Iodine and Sulphur?
2. Which South American country can be spelled out using the chemical symbols for Argon - Germanium - Nitrogen - Titanium - Sodium and is known for excellent soccer players?
3. One of the longest Russian rivers has only a very short name. It is spelled out by adding Oxygen to Boron. What is the name of this river?
4. Several elements have been named after place names. Give us the name of the continent after which one of the chemical elements is named. Spelling the rest of the continent name includes Erbium, Iodine and Calcium.
5. Which city, allegedly inhabited by only one single religion, starts with a word spelled out Vanadium - Astatinium - Iodine - Calcium - Nitrogen?
6. Which European river starts in Switzerland and mouths in the Netherlands, and can be spelled out using the symbols for the elements Rhodium - Iodine - Neon?
7. Which Mediterranean country spells out Carbon - Yttrium - Phosphorus - Ruthenium - Sulphur and is one of the few countries that shows its map on its flag?
8. Which city in India was the site of a serious chemical accident? You spell the city name by using Bohrium, Oxygen, Phosphorus and Aluminium.
9. Which European country can be spelled out Sulphur - Protactinium - Indium? Don't act as a bull when you can't see it immediately.
10. Which city in Australia spells out Calcium - Niobium - Erbium - Radium?
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