Can you name the answers to these computations, using each elements' atomic number? by GeoExpert

Elements	Answer	Expression
Hafnium ÷ Carbon		72÷ 6
Silicon + Calcium + Nickel		14+20+28
Indium ÷ Nitrogen		49 ÷ 7
Potassium - Magnesium		19 - 12
Boron²		5²
Neon²		10²
Helium * Aluminum		2 * 13
Plutonium ÷ Helium		94 ÷ 2
Hydrogen + Helium		1+2
Lithium + Fluorine		3+9
Sqrt(Krypton)		Sqrt(36)
Sulfur - Silicon		16 - 14
Carbon * Oxygen		6 * 8
Iodine - Zinc		53 - 30
Boron + Carbon		5+6
Erbium - Europium		68 - 63

Elements	Answer	Expression
Chlorine²		17²
Fermium - Mercury		100 - 80
Phosphorus²		15²
Zirconium²		40²
Sqrt(Thallium)		Sqrt(81)
Cobalt - Iron		27 - 26
Hydrogen * Gold		1 * 79
Copernicium ÷ Nickel		112 ÷ 28
Sodium * Magnesium		11 * 12
Lithium * Sodium		3 * 11
Beryllium + Nitrogen + Oxygen		4+7+8
Sqrt(Manganese)		Sqrt(25)
Gallium + (Tin * Helium)		31 + (50 * 2)
Nitrogen + (Chromium/Lithium)		7 + (24/3)
Rutherfordium ÷ Beryllium		104 ÷ 4
Radon - Tungsten		86 - 74

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Elemental Math Quiz

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	WyvernSabres:	Apr 6th, 2011 at 10:15 GMT		4 points
	Really great quiz, although Si is 14 not 16, and there are typos on Copernicium and Krypton.

	GeoExpert:	Apr 6th, 2011 at 21:03 GMT		2 points
	I fixed the Silicon error and Krypton typo. Also fixed Copernicium, but that was not a typo. I actually thought the name of the element was Copernicum. Thanks for the feedback.

	Tahnan:	Feb 26th, 2013 at 04:25 GMT		1 point
	Strikes me as a little esoteric for a curator's pick. I mean, I know the elements, I know their symbols, but coming up with the atomic number of Zirconium or Iodine off the top of my head?