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Which state of matter has a fixed volume but no set shape?
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What chart arranges all the chemical elements?
Answer: Periodic table
Why: Mendeleev's 1869 table listed the 63 elements then known and left gaps; gallium, scandium and germanium later filled them, and by 2016 the table held 118.
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Where was helium first discovered?
Answer: The Sun
Why: A yellow line in the Sun's spectrum revealed helium in 1868; it was named after Helios and only found on Earth 27 years later.
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Which solid element has the lowest density at room temperature?
Answer: Lithium
Why: At 0.534 grams per cubic centimetre lithium floats on water, and it is one of only three elements forged in the Big Bang.
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Where in an atom are protons and neutrons located?
Answer: Nucleus
Why: Although the nucleus holds over 99.9% of an atom's mass, it takes up almost none of the atom's volume.
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Who discovered the existence of the atomic nucleus in 1911?
Answer: Ernest Rutherford
Why: He expected the particles to sail through and found a few bouncing straight back, which he compared to a shell rebounding off tissue paper.
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From what substance did Hennig Brand first isolate phosphorus?
Answer: Urine
Why: In 1669 Brand boiled down about 5,700 litres of urine and got just 120 grams of a waxy solid that glowed in the dark.