Chemical Element Quizzes & Trivia

To save our planet from the ongoing climate change and pollution crisis, we must change our actions. With this carbon footprint quiz, you will get an idea of how much carbon you are emitting. Just for an introduction, carbon...

Aluminum is a chemical element which is a silvery-white, nonmagnetic, and ductile metal in the boron group. It is behind oxygen in abundance even though it is less common in the mantle below. Aluminum metal is chemically reactive...

Hey nerdy superhero! Here we have got a short quiz for you, it's all about cement and the chemical compositions behind it. So, what are you waiting for? Go ahead, and spend some time in this quiz below.

In Chemistry catenation  of carbon is defined as the bonding of atoms, which all have the same element, into a series called chain. Now, not many of us were good in physics or even liked it in school, but for those who fell...

Carbon dating, carbon-14 dating, or radiocarbon dating uses the properties of a radioactive isotope of carbon known as radiocarbon to determine the age of an object containing certain materials. Take this quiz to find out more.

Radium is a radioactive element in the periodic table discorvered in 1898. It exhibits isotopy and belongs to a very reactive group of metals. Radium is chemically unstable.

Uranium is a radioactive element discovered many years ago. It is used in the production of some equipments used in everyday activities. It is the 92nd element in the periodic table.

With an average atomic mass of 210,the chemical element astatine is the rarest naturally occurring element in the earth's crust. It occurs only as a decay product of heavier elements, hence it is radioactive.

Terbium is a silvery-white, ductile and malleable chemical element. It is twice as common in the Earth's crust as silver, with its most important ore as cerite.

Cerium is a soft, silvery-white chemical element that perishes when exposed to air. Cerium is soft and ductile that it can be cut with a knife. How good is your chemistry?

Do you know that the human body is made up of blocks and blocks of carbon? What else do you know about the most ubiquitous element of the universe?

See what you already know about the radioactive isotope with this interactive quiz and practice trivia.

If you are prepared to test your knowledge, this quiz will help you understand this part of chemical elements even better, try it out. All the best!

Have you ever studied or researched aluminum acetate? Take this quiz to see how much information you have retained or just do it for fun to see how many correct answers you can get.

An atom never gains or loses a proton just the number of electrons is affected during chemical reaction and when it does the atom becomes an ion and has both negative and positive charge. Test out what you know about these...

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Do you know anything about the carbon cycle? Do you think you can pass this quiz? The circulation of carbon occurs in a variety of forms through nature. Carbon is a fundamental component of all organic compounds, many of which...

Muscle cells require calcium to contract. Calcium channel blocker drugs reduce the amount of calcium that enters the smooth muscle in blood vessel walls and heart muscle. Take this quiz on CA channel blockers and see the...