The common name for Sodium Chloride is table salt.
But salt and Sodium are not the same thing.
There is no real "common" name for Sodium itself, but I assume you mean Sodium Chloride.
The Latin name for "sodium" is "natrium". Incidentally, the Japanese for sodium is also "natrium".
Na is the chemical symbol and sodium is the chemical name.
Natrium (Na)
ancient name for sodium
Latin: natrium.
Na is the chemical symbol for sodium. Na is from the word natrium, which is Latin for sodium carbonate.
named after soda (Na2CO3) ----
It's commonly called water glass or liquid glass.
It's name in lots of languages is natrium, e.g. in German. Both names are 19th century Latin and have been used in English. Also French use sodium. Sodium is related to soda, and natrium to natron, both being natural Na containing compounds known long before the isolation of Na in 1807. "Natron" is either a development of Greek "nitron", or Arabic "natrun", both from Egyptian "netjeri".
The symbol for sodium is Na (from the Latin word "natrium").
Sodium (Anglo) = Na = natrium (Latin, Dutch)
natrium
The Latin name for sodium is natrium.
Na, the symbol for sodium. Natrium is the Latin name of sodium.
Na-short for Natrium (Latin Name for Sodium)
"Na" comes from the Latin name for sodium, "natrium".
It is natrium, thus the Na for the chemical symbol for sodium.
Na is the chemical symbol for sodium. Na is from the word natrium, which is Latin for sodium carbonate.
It is a convention between chemists.
Sodium; the chemical symbol is Na.
The symbol of sodium Na is derived from its Latin name Natrium. Since the periodic table was devised in the times when Latin was prevalent, the symbol came to be Na.
Natrium is the latin name for sodium which is group1 alkali metal