What is the periodic symbol for chemical elements?

Answer 1

The chemical symbol of an element represents the abbreviated name of this chemical element.
Example: the chemical symbol for lead is (Pb) because the Latin language name is plumbum.


the symbol Cl represents chlorine in the Periodic Table

Answer 2

One or two letters that stand for the name of the element in a chemical formulaIf there is only one letter, it is capitalized, e.g., F is the chemical symbol for fluorine. If there are two letters, the first is capitalized and the second is lowercase, e.g., Co is the chemical symbol for cobalt.

Answer 3

The chemical formula for an element is simply its atomic symbol, for instance Fe for iron, C for carbon. Some elements, however, exist in nature as a diatomic "molecule", such as oxygen which is usually represented as O2 rather than simply O.

Answer 4

The symbols of a chemical element are abbreviations that are used to denote a chemical element. Typically, they are one or two letters long with the first letter (only) capitalised; temporary names are three letters long. Each element has different symbol.

Answer 5

Those are formed with the latin words. But we are using different names for them. We can find more than 118 elements in the world.

Chemical symbols are formed with one or two letters from the name of the element. They are representative for chemical elements.

Answer 6

Each individual chemical element has a different periodic symbol.

Answer 7

Those are formed with the latin words. But we are using different names for them. We can find more than 118 elements in the world.

Answer 8

Chemical symbols are formed with one or two letters from the name of the element. They are representative for chemical elements.

Answer 9

A 1 or 2-letter abbreviation, used to represent the element.