100% | CHLORINE | 8 | A toxic chemical element with the atomic number 17 |
64% | HYDROGEN | 8 | Chemical element with the atomic number 1 |
54% | EUROPIUM | 8 | Element with the atomic number 63 |
54% | TIN | 3 | Element with the atomic number 50 |
51% | HELIUM | 6 | The element with the atomic number 2 |
50% | BOHRIUM | 7 | Element with atomic number 107 which was named after a Danish physicist who studied the structure of atoms |
49% | INDIUM | 6 | Chemical element with atomic number 49 |
48% | URANIUM | 7 | Chemical element with symbol U, atomic number 92 |
48% | PLATINUM | 8 | Chemical element with atomic number 78, symbol Pt |
48% | CARBON | 6 | Chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6 |
48% | NITROGEN | 8 | Chemical element with symbol N and atomic number 7 |
45% | TIN | 3 | The only chemical element with a three-letter name |
44% | BORON | 5 | Element with a low atomic number that is not found naturally on Earth |
43% | XENON | 5 | The only chemical element with a name that begins with an x |
43% | BISMUTH | 7 | Element with the atomic symbol Bi |
43% | POTASSIUM | 9 | Element with the atomic symbol K |
43% | NEON | 4 | Chemical element with the symbol Fe |
43% | SODIUM | 6 | Chemical element with the symbol Na |
43% | TIN | 3 | Chemical element with the shortest name |
43% | TITANIUM | 8 | Chemical element with the symbol Ti |
43% | URANIUM | 7 | Chemical element with the symbol U |
43% | MANGANESE | 9 | Chemical element with the symbol Mn |
43% | CALCIUM | 7 | Chemical element with the symbol Ca |
43% | POTASSIUM | 9 | Chemical element with the symbol K |
43% | HYDROGEN | 8 | Chemical element with the abbreviation H |
43% | BORON | 5 | Chemical element with the symbol "B" |
43% | CARBON | 6 | Chemical element with the symbol C |
43% | TUNGSTEN | 8 | Chemical element with the symbol W |
43% | MAGNESIUM | 9 | Chemical element with the symbol Mg |
43% | IRON | 4 | Chemical element with the symbol Fe |