Yes. At ordinary temperatures, plumbum (Latin for the element LEAD) is a solid.
The symbol for the chemical element Lead, Pb, atomic number 82, derives from the Latin name for lead, plumbum. Lead's original name was "plumbum nigrum", literally "black lead", where "plumbum candidum", or "bright plumbum", referred to Tin.
The Latin name, which is where the symbol (Pb) comes from, is plumbum. If that word looks a lot like the English word "plumbing" to you, good eye; that's where THAT word comes from (because water pipes were at one time generally made of lead).
The abbreviation Pb for lead comes from it's original Latin name plumbum.
It comes from the Latin word "Plumbum", which means lead.
Plumbum is the Latin word for lead (the metal). The symbol for lead is Pb.
plumbum is translated "lead"
Plumbum is a Latin word for lead.
Lead is a main group element with a symbol Pb (plumbum).
The atomic number of Plumbum is 82.
Plumbum is an older name for Lead (Pb). Atomic # 82
Lead is translated plumbum in Latin
The symbol for the chemical element Lead, Pb, atomic number 82, derives from the Latin name for lead, plumbum. Lead's original name was "plumbum nigrum", literally "black lead", where "plumbum candidum", or "bright plumbum", referred to Tin.
Lead, it's symbol is Pb, which stands for plumbum. Plumbum means lead in Latin.
My friend ! Another name lead is Pb. i'e; Pb-LEAD OK
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