names of elements in the kitchen?

Answer 1

a gold ring on your finger
a silver necklace on your neck
silver ware
aluminum foil
carbon (burnt onto the bottom of the oven)
nitrogen and oxygen in the air
clorine bleach
copper bottom cook-ware
iron frying pan

Answer 2

Hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) in water,
Nitrogen (N), Argon (Ar), Neon (Ne), Helium (He) Krypton (Kr) Xenon (Xe)in air,
Iron (Fe), Copper (Cu), Silver (Ag) in utensils,
Carbon (C) in most food items,
Chlorine in salt and hydrochloric acid kept for cleaning
Sodium (Na) in soap. Sodium is also there in salt. Some soaps have potassium (K) also. Potassium salt KCl containing potassium (K) and chlorine (Cl) also may be in kitchen for cooking food for people suffereing from high B.P.
Some refrigerators have freon gas as refrigerant which are chlorofluoromethanes containing fluorine (F).

Answer 3

Aluminum, Iron, Copper (bottom pans), Nitrogen & Oxygen (in the air), Tungsten (in light bulbs), Silver (maybe the flatware?),

Answer 4

aluminum foil
oxygen, nitrogen, argon floating around in the air
carbon, O, N, S, H in pretty much all foodstuffs
fortified cereals have a lot - Mg, Ca, Fe, maybe Mn
Na, Cl, I in salts
Cr in stainless steel stuff
possibly Cu in your pans (maybe as a layer inside them you can't see)
F in tapwater
Pb in your old old old pipes (probably don't have these)

Answer 5

neon inside the neon lamps. nitrogen in the air. oxygen in the air. there is carbon in burnt toast.