A Nine-Year-Old Pakistani Girl Makes World Record In Chemistry

Natalia Najam, a Pakistani Nine-year-old girl breaks the record of an Indian professor by arranging the periodic table of chemical elements within a possibly shortest time. She becomes the fastest and youngest science enthusiast after making this world record. On July 18th, 2020, she has achieved the title of the Guinness World Records after arranging all the elements of the periodic table by just 2 minutes and 42 seconds, reported by Gulf news. The record is broken by 07 seconds.

Natalia, An Inspiration For Thousands

Before this, an Indian economic professor Meenakshi Agarwal made the record by completing the periodic chart of chemical elements within only 2 minutes and 49 seconds. The girl says that her achievement would inspire the child throughout the world to take an interest in the science subjects to start their professional careers in mathematics, science, technology, and engineering fields. Many Pakistani through social media platforms are appreciating this young girl and giving her the title of “Pakistan’s Young Scientist”.

She is the inspiration of Pakistani child especially for the girls and encourages them to take interest in the science subjects to achieve good careers in the future. Natalia’s father Hassan Najam has declared that his daughter did not attend any formal school instead she got the education at home, reported by local media.