What does "AU" stand for on the periodic table?
Correct answer: Gold
Lizzi
AU, from the Latin Aurum, the old name for gold
MAGA
The correct symbol is Au, not AU.
Belugas&PolarBears
For anyone wondering since this answer is incomplete, Plutonium is Pu, Lead is Pb and Aluminium is Al
FiestyHippo2333
omg let's split hairs
Nesta
It is Au, Capital “A” and small “u”
Player #266028
its lead not led
Player #2577873
presco2201, do you suppose fare play could be a food fight in which contestants did not observe the rules of good sportsmanship? ( fair play) lol
Mine is the misuse of infer and imply.
J
A.....u, get back here with my gold!!
Player #111844462
Hey they spelt aluminium right.
David
Belugas&PolarBears, Plutonium is not mentioned in the answer; however, Platinum (Pl) is.
pinkcarol1
Auburn University...Au is gold!
University of Alabama...Al is aluminum! War Eagle!
tvtriv
I'm glad Ag wasn't one of the choices, I always get the symbols for gold and silver mixed up!
Player Bengal Mama
FiestyHippo2333, if you choose to do it, doit right.
alaalias
Lizzi, they should have mentioned this in the description.
Player #25874027
ColdMonkey, Use the red thumbs down.
I am assuming that the setters then look at the question and responses to it
SOOTI
ColdMonkey, it would be nice if people anchored their answer to the question being asked as it's really annoying to find an answer but then find that the question is no longer there.
Player #24378213
MAGA, yes
Pentatonic Patty
Lizzi, thank you
Player #7648050
Lizzi, your comment was more helpful than the answer
ColdMonkey
It would be nice to have some system of being able to offer better structured answers. Or at the minimum mark a question as being in need of requiring editing.
TestyAlien3443
For more of a challenge, maybe put silver (Ag) in place of plutonium, or maybe argon (Ar).
SQinfoNUTS
Player #2577873, Pretty wild.🥝 Be safe.
batman25/1
Player #2577873, yes I agree—the infer /imply words can be annoying when used incorrectly .