Twenty questions moving from atomic structure to the rainforest canopy. What the atomic number counts, which two measurements give you a BMI, and the chemical symbol for lead.
Apollo 11 and the invention of Coca-Cola supply the history.
- The atomic number of a chemical element refers to the number of what found in a nucleus of an atom?
- What was the name of the space mission that landed the first humans on the moon?
- What two measurements are required in order to calculate your BMI (Body Mass Index)?
- Who invented Coca-Cola?
- The emergent, canopy and understory layers all form part of a what?
- What is the chemical symbol for lead?
- How many incisor teeth are there in a full set of adult teeth?
- Bette Claire Graham invented white out correction fluid, she had a son who was part of which famous pop band?
- Which planet do the moons of Phobos and Deimos belong to?
- 128 ounces are equivalent to one what?
- What is the chemical symbol of Niobium?
- Which male entrepreneur invented the I-pad?
- What is created when an electron is added to a proton?
- In 1947, which American broke the sound barrier in the X-1?
- Which planet was the Galileo spacecraft sent to study?