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What is the nitrogen symbol and why do you use it?
The chemical symbol for nitrogen is N and it used so that compounds can be given a chemical formula such as NH3 and can be represented in chemical equations for the ease of identifying what elements are in what compounds.
which one of the following is not a symbol used in chemical equations (s) (d) (g) (aq)?
(d) is not a symbol used in chemical equations. The symbols (s) represents a solid, (g) represents a gas, and (aq) represents an aqueous solution.
What will happen if the wrong chemical symbol or formula is used in a chemical equations?
So it is wrong equation .Symbols are very important
What is the symbols for the silver and describe one use for each?
The chemical symbol of silver is Ag: chemical symbols are used in chemical formulae and equations.
Where are subscripts placed in chemical equations?
Right and down the symbol of a chemical element.
Word equations for calcium?
The chemical symbol of calcium is Ca.
What does symbol mean on the periodic table mean?
The symbol on the periodic table means the abrevitation of the chemical element. For example, the chemical element symbol Pm stands for Promethium.
What is the symbol an element?
Each chemical element has a different chemical symbol formed from one or two letters: H for hydrogen, U for uranium, Cl for chlorine, Ar for argon, etc. Symbols are used for simplicity in writing equations, etc. The chemical symbol can be considered as a code.
Why do elements have a chemical symbol?
Because to write chemical equations you need a short way of referring to an element.
What is the symbol for soluble?
The symbol for a substance that is soluble is (aq) which means aqueous or in aqueous solution.
A symbol used in a chemical equations that means''reacts with?
THE PLUS SIGN (+)an example is: sodium + oxygen --> sodium oxideNa2 + O --> Na2O
When working with electric charge what symbol is used in equations to represent the electric field of an object?
The symbol used to represent the electric field in equations is ( \vec{E} ).
