Can you name the answers to these yes/no questions about elements? by pfrijiritr

Question	Yes or No	Element or Notes
...that has an English name starting with x?		Xenon
...that has an English name starting with w?
...that is in the sixth period of the periodic table but has no electrons in its sixth electron shell (in ground state)?
...that can never be found as a gas in atmospheric pressure?
...that never occurs in a positive oxidation state?		Fluorine (and probably Helium and Neon)
...that undergoes sp4 orbital hybridization?		sp4 hybridization doesn't exist.
...that has a stable isotope with less neutrons than protons?		Hydrogen-1 and Helium-3
...that has only three letters in its English name?		Tin
...that can never be found as a liquid in atmospheric pressure?		Arsenic
...that has seven syllables in its English name?		Closest: Praseodymium has six.
...that has two 'y's in its English name?
...that is in the fifth period of the periodic table but has no electrons in its fifth electron shell (in ground state)?		Palladium
...that has a chemical symbol that abbreviates the German name for the element?		Tungsten (W stands for Wolfram)
...that has an atomic mass less than the element before it in increasing atomic number order?
...that can never be found as a solid in atmospheric pressure?		Helium
...that has an English name starting with j?
...that in its main allotrope is stored in water to avoid spontaneously catching on fire?		Phosphorus
...that has a one-letter symbol and is in the f-block?		Uranium (U)
...that has a two-letter symbol where both letters are the same?
...that is in the fourth period of the periodic table but has no electrons is its fourth electron shell (in ground state)?
...that has only three letters in its English name?
...that can never be found as a solid in atmospheric pressure?
...that can never be found as a liquid in atmospheric pressure?
...that can never be found as a gas in atmospheric pressure?
...that has a stable isotope with less neutrons than protons?
...that never occurs in a positive oxidation state?
...that is in the fourth period of the periodic table but has no electrons is its fourth electron shell (in ground state)?
...that is in the fifth period of the periodic table but has no electrons in its fifth electron shell (in ground state)?
...that is in the sixth period of the periodic table but has no electrons in its sixth electron shell (in ground state)?
...that has a chemical symbol that abbreviates the German name for the element?
...that has seven syllables in its English name?
...that has a one-letter symbol and is in the f-block?
...that has an atomic mass less than the element before it in increasing atomic number order?
...that has an English name starting with j?
...that has an English name starting with w?
...that has an English name starting with x?
...that undergoes sp4 orbital hybridization?
...that has a two-letter symbol where both letters are the same?
...that has two 'y's in its English name?
...that in its main allotrope is stored in water to avoid spontaneously catching on fire?

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