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Periodic table what element is represented by the letter N?
N represents Nitrogen.....
What does Er stand for n periodic table?
Er stands for Erbium in the periodic table.It has atomic number 68.It is present in Lanthanide Series.
What symbol for nitrogen?
Symbol for Nitrogen: NOr this on the Periodic table:7N-↑N↓PPeriodic table
What does N equal on the periodic table of elements?
n stands for "Nitrogen" on the periodic table of elements
What is N in the periodic table?
Nitrogen
What does 'N' Stand for in the periodic table?
N stands for Nitrogen on the periodic table.
What does N-A stand for?
N/A stands for Not Applicable.On the Periodic Table of elements, Na stands for Sodium.
What N stands on periodic table?
N stands for nitrogen . It is placed in group-15.
Periodic table what element is represented by the letter N?
N represents Nitrogen.....
What does Er stand for n periodic table?
Er stands for Erbium in the periodic table.It has atomic number 68.It is present in Lanthanide Series.
What symbol for nitrogen?
Symbol for Nitrogen: NOr this on the Periodic table:7N-↑N↓PPeriodic table
What does N equal on the periodic table of elements?
n stands for "Nitrogen" on the periodic table of elements
What is the element symbol for nitrogen?
Nitrogen is the seventh element on the periodic table. Its symbol is the capital letter N.
What is N in the periodic table?
Nitrogen
What does O stand for in the periodic table?
O stands for oxygen on the periodic table of elements. But, like 6 other element it cannot ever be alone. These elements include H, O, F, Br, I, N, Cl--hydrogen, oxygen, bromine, iodine, nitrogen, and chlorine.O stands for oxygen
What does N2 stand for in the periodic table?
N2 is the chemical formula of the diatomic molecule of nitrogen. The periodic table contain the element as N.
Which is the seventh element on the periodic table of elements?
The 7th chemical element of the Periodic Table is Nitrogen, with the Symbol N.
