This transition metal can withstand wildly fluctuating temperatures. However, it'll turn into a solid at around -37 degrees F.
What is mercury? 80Hg
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Kevin Bacon challenges the ban on loud music and dancing in this movie AND to tie up these incomplete parts.
What is Footloose ends?

This succulent is well know for it's skin healing properties.
What is aloe vera?

Pertaining to the outermost layer of skin.
Terms - "outer" + "skin"
What is epidermis?

Trivia - Terms of Greek origin occur mainly in clinical terminology (e.g. cardiology, nephropathia, gastritis), Latin terms make up the majority of anatomical terminology (Nomina Anatomica) (e.g. cor, ren, ventriculus)
This second most common element in the Universe, constantly produced in stars, is mixed with oxygen in scuba tanks and can change your voice if you breathe it in.
What is helium? 2He

Helium is fairly rare on Earth. There is very little in the Earth's atmosphere because it is so light that it eventually escapes into outer space.
Packing a lot of energy in a small package, this element is widely used in electronics. You can only transport it in your carry-on luggage.
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What is lithium? 3Li
Military term meaning to turn in the opposite direction AND John Travolta and Nicholas Cage exchange bodies in this movie.
What is about Face/Off?

This delicious substance is an antibacterial, antifungal, and an antioxidant often served with tea.
What is honey?

A stabbing, burning, and often severe pain due to an irritated or damaged nerve
Terms - "nerve" + "pain"
What is "neuralgia" or "neuropathy?"

Elements found on Earth and this other planet are exactly the same, but the Romans wouldn't go to war over them.
What is Mars?

Ancient Egyptians, Chinese, and Phoenicians used this metalloid in bead, vase, and glass making as early as 1500 B.C. Commonly found in clay, sand, and stone.
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What is silicon? 14Si
Bobby McFerrin's hit song AND a sweet penguin who can't sing.
What is Don't Worry Be Happy Feet?

This yellow orange spice and cousin of ginger has been used to treat inflammatory conditions, skin diseases, wounds, digestive ailments, and liver conditions
What is tumeric?
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A condition in which the bones are porous, or weak
Terms - "bone" + "porous" + "weak"
What is "osteoporosis?"

In ancient times references were made to these four elements. They were also the four stones needed in the movie, The Fifth Element.
What is fire, earth, water, and air?

This metal was the first to be purposely alloyed with another metal to create bronze, c. 3500 BC. It is found in humans, mollusks, and crustaceans. It's highly valued, even though it changes to a greenish color through oxidation.
Bonus: What is the other metal used to create bronze?
What is copper? 29Cu
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Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston

Bonus: What is tin? 50Sn
A southern man refuses to conform in prison AND the "force" will always be with him.
What is Cool Hand Luke Skywalker?

This acidic liquid has antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. Evidence also suggests that it may also aid in weight loss, reduce cholesterol, and lower blood sugar levels
What is vinegar?

Any type of heart disease.
Terms - "heart" + "disease"
What is "cardiopathy?"

Cardiomyopathy: any of several structural or functional diseases of heart muscle marked especially by hypertrophy and obstructive damage to the heart.
These two elements together spell the opposite of "YES." The first element is used in making fertilizer and refrigerant. The second element is essential to both air and water.
What are nitrogen and hydrogen?


Protons, neutrons, and electrons make up the three parts of this particle. An element is defined by the number of protons of this particle.
What is the atom?

Bonus: What is the atomic number of hydrogen?
Eddie Murphy in a "rags to riches" movie AND Sally Field in a movie as a southern woman who struggles to keep her farm and her kids together. Sally Field won an Oscar for Best Actress.
What is Trading Places in the Heart?

This fruit (technically a berry) can prevent scurvy, kidney stones, and protect against anemia. Wealthy Victorians grew them in their homes as a sign of wealth and power.
What is lemon?

A procedure examining the inside of the body.
Terms - "inside" + "look"
What is "endoscopy?"

These two poisonous elements when combined make something that was used for money in ancient times.
What is sodium chloride?
