Can you name the Elements by Domain name codes? by ulashima

Can you name the Elements by Domain name codes?

created by ulashima

Enter an element in the box below
Correctly named elements will show up below
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Source: Related Wikipedia pages
Find the elements that have the same symbols as the internet domain names of the counties/territories/multinational organizations. Non-countries have an asterisk.
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Country etc.	Element	Symbol
Liechtenstein		Li
Liberia		Lr
Micronesia		Fm
China		Cn
Reunion*		Re
Niger		Ne
India		In
Seychelles		Sc
European Union*		Eu
Georgia		Ge
Burundi		Bi
Argentina		Ar
Australia		Au
Suriname		Sr
Thailand		Th
Costa Rica		Cr
Canada		Ca
Macau*		Mo
Colombia		Co
Timor-Leste		Tl
Bosnia and Herzegovina		Ba
Gabon		Ga

Country etc.	Element	Symbol
Slovenia		Si
Bahrain		Bh
Namibia		Na
Saint Pierre and Miquelon*		Pm
Laos		La
Malta		Mt
American Samoa*		As
Cuba		Cu
Albania		Al
Luxembourg		Lu
Grenada		Gd
Chile		Cl
Mongolia		Mn
Turks and Caicos Islands		Tc
Panama		Pa
France		Fr
Central African Republic		Cf
Nepal		Np
Senegal		Sn
Democratic Republic of the Congo		Cd
Madagascar		Mg
Ascension Island*		Ac

Country etc.	Element	Symbol
Turkmenistan		Tm
Brazil		Br
Belgium		Be
Eritrea		Er
South Korea		Kr
Spain		Es
Antigua and Barbuda		Ag
Solomon Islands		Sb
Puerto Rico*		Pr
Iran		Ir
Sweden		Se
Armenia		Am
Austria		At
Nicaragua		Ni
Moldova		Md
Portugal		Pt
Cameroon		Cm
Norway		No
San Marino		Sm
Singapore		Sg
Russia		Ru

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Elements by Domain name codes Quiz

by ulashima

Created Mar 18, 2010 in Science
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	iambign:	Mar 18th, 2010 at 21:04 GMT	3 points
	I love all of the spelling errors in this quiz. Lutetium = Luthetium, Bismuth = Bizmuth, Protactinium = Proactinium, Beryllium = Berylium. Fantastic. I also enjoyed the mismatching of elements and symbols, my personal favorite being Pr for Promethium (Pr is actually Praseodymium, and the correct symbol for Promethium is Pm). I really like the idea behind the quiz, but I felt that a little bit of fact-checking would have made this a much better - not to mention a more enjoyable- quiz. C-

	ulashima:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 07:49 GMT	1 point
	Thank you for the warning. I'll make the necessary corrections in the evening when I come back home from work. I'm too busy for them now. My mother tongue is Turkish, and Luthetium and Bismuth are "Lutesyum" and "Bizmut" respectively. That's the reason of the typos there-I'm more used to that spelling. I'll fix them as soon as I have the time. And about the idea, I got it from a recently released quiz, involving US State Postal Abbrevations.

	Onno:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 08:31 GMT	3 points
	To help you out some more: It's Thulium, and Californium has Cf as symbol.

	ulashima:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 09:36 GMT	1 point
	The morale of this story: Don't make a quiz while busy. You might make a lot of mistakes. I'll take my time a great deal while making the corrections. Again so sorry.

	oddthomasxxiii:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 21:49 GMT	2 points
	Can we also have Aluminium at least as an alternative for non-Americans?

	ulashima:	Mar 20th, 2010 at 09:02 GMT	1 point
	OK. Its Turkish name is "Alüminyum", so it's closer to Aluminium. I also knew that element as that name in English, but being not so sure, I entered the Wikipedia variant. I'll add it now. Sorry, I couldn't have time to correct yesterday. I'm on it now.

	ulashima:	Mar 20th, 2010 at 09:32 GMT	1 point
	EDIT INFORMATION: All the mistakes corrected, and the Al element spelling added. If you know other English variants of the elements in question, please notify.