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element whose name comes from greek for inactive
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Relevancy
argon
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Element whose name comes from Greek for "inactive"
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an inert gaseous element
ajax
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Cleanser whose name comes from Greek myth
erg
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Unit whose name comes from the Greek word for "work"
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a unit of work
iris
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Flower whose name comes from the Greek for "rainbow"
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to give the form of a rainbow to
sephora
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Cosmetics chain whose name comes from the Greek for "beauty"
sirenia
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Manatee's order, whose name comes from Greek myth
spirea
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Flowering shrub whose name comes from the Greek for "coil"
copernicium
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New element whose name will be ratified in January, 2010, and whose symbol appears in the middle of this puzzle's theme answers
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a short-lived artificially produced radioactive element that has 112 protons
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