The chemical symbol for argentum is NOT 'ag' , but 'Ag'.
Ag ( Argentum is the Latin for Silver).
NB For all elemental symbols.
#1 A single letter symbol is ALWAYS a CAPITAL letter. e.g. 'C' Carbon.
#2 A two letter symbol is written; ffirst letter is a capital letter and the second letter is always lower/small case. eg/ Au( Aurum is Latin for Gold).
NB 'Ar' is the noble gas 'Argon'.
The name comes from the Latin, Argentum. This means ' white and shinning. '
The chemical symbol is As. The atomic number is 33.
Methane is CH4 and argon being an inert element is just Ar.
This is a physical process, but sodium and chloride ions ar formed.
This is a physical process, but sodium and chloride ions ar formed.
Hexane is an alkane of six carbon atoms. There ar five different isomers with that particular structure.
Nothing. The symbol for Argon is Ar. This is to distinguish it from:Al = Aluminium, As = Arsenic, Ag = Silver (Argentum), Au = Gold (Aurum), At = Astatine, Ac = Actinium and Am = Americium.
ag staidéar ar/ ag déanamh staidéar ar Táim ag staidéar ar eolaíocht - I'm studying science Déanaim staidéar ar Béarla - I study English
The symbol for Arogon is Ag, but it used to be A.Answ2. Argon has the symbol Ar, (and referring to the above, Silver (Argentum) has the symbol Ag.I don't know of an Arogon, but there used to be an Aragon in French and Spanish history. And commemorated in US place-names.
"Beidh mé ag caint leat ar ball" means "I'll be talking to you soon"
Ar is the chemical symbol for argon.
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Ar is the symbol for the noble gas - argon.
Bhi mada rua ag farradh ar giorra ;)
beidh mé ag caint leat ar ball
ag ar nhin bataunga to khayega nhin saale
It is Ar.
In Scottish Gaelic: fantastachd In Irish it's "fantaisíocht"