Element Name Etymologies

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This pub quiz handout round lists 15 things that chemical elements in the periodic table were named after, such as the Greek for "new", the Latin for "lime" and a village in Scotland. Choosing from a mixed up list, the aim for teams is to name the elements that were named after these things. For example, Neon should be matched up to `the Greek for "new"`.

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This product was added to our site in April 2016.

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