One reason that elements don't simply use the capital letter is that there are 118 known elements, but our alphabet only has 26 letters. Additionally, some elements have the same beginning letter, so we must use something else for the symbol. Carbon (C), copper (Cu), cobalt (Co), and calcium (Ca) can't all be represented by the same symbol. Finally, some chemical symbols are based on the names of elements in other languages, often Latin or Greek. For example lead's symbol, Pb comes from its Latin name, plumbum.
Many chemical elements have a two letter symbol.
All proper nouns start with a capital letter.
The words that should start with a capital letter are places, names, important words in a title, and the letter at the start of a sentence.
No Only names of people or places etc have capital letter at start
The letter C appears most, as it is at the start of both Capital and City.
A correct symbol for a chemical element cannot contain two uppercase letters or start with a lowercase letter. For example, "Hn" or "eS" would not be correct symbols based on the rules.
Yes, all books start with a capital letter.
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What is 'co'? You must be careful when writing chemical formula. They have different meaning and names. 'co'. Not known. Co is Cobalt. CO is carbon monoxide, Remember for all chemical formulae and symbols. A single letter symbol is ALWAYS a CAPITAL letter. e.g. H (hydrogen) A two letter symbol has a CAPITAL letter , to start, followed by a small case letter. e.g. Na (Nadium ; Sodium) No chemical formula has two small case letters., hence 'co' is a nonsense.
A common noun does not start with a capital letter unless it is the first word in a sentence.
Yes, "Best wishes" at the end of a letter should start with a capital letter.
3 European capital cities start with the letter R. Rome is the capital city in Italy. Riga is the capital city in Latvia. Reykjavik is the capital city in Iceland.