No such symbol as 'PA' on the Periodic Table. However I think you mean 'Pa' Protactinium'. 'P' could be the element phosphorus, but there is no element with the letter 'A'.
NB When writing up chemical symbols remember the rules;-
#1 Single letter elements , always have a CAPITAL letter.
#2 Two letter elements, always have a capital letter to start and the second letter is ALWAYS small case.
Here are some examples.
H - Hydrogen ,
O - Oxygen
N - Nitrogen
Na - Sodium (Nadium)
Cu - Copper (Cuprum)
Cl - Chlorine
If you do not correctly write the chemical symbol, there could be confusion as to what substance is being referred . e.g. 'CO' - Carbon Monoxide and 'Co' - Cobalt.
lenpollock
PA stands for Protactinium in the periodic table. It is a radioactive element with symbol Pa and atomic number 91. It is often used in nuclear reactors and has no significant commercial applications.
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoIn the periodic table the PA stand for proactinium :)
In Mendeleev's periodic table, "J" represents iodine (I).
Sn stands for the element tin in the periodic table.
11 is the atomic number for the element sodium in the periodic table.
Calcium.
iron
N stands for Nitrogen on the periodic table.
iodine
Beryilium
there is no such element
iodine
In Mendeleev's periodic table, "J" represents iodine (I).
No, the symbol for helium on the periodic table is "He." "H" on the periodic table represents hydrogen.
Sn stands for the element tin in the periodic table.
Argon is what Ar stands for on the Periodic Table of elements.
11 is the atomic number for the element sodium in the periodic table.
Sr stands for strontium on the periodic table of elements.
roentgenium