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What does the chemical symbol Sc stands for?
Sc is the symbol for SCANDIUM ... the 21st element.
What is scandiums symbol?
Sc
What is the chemical name for scandium?
Name: scandium Symbol: Sc
Why SC is the symbol of SCandium?
because of first two letters
What does the X symbol mean in crochet patterns?
The "x" symbol in crochet means: single crochet (sc)
What is the symbol for Daily Journal Corp - SC - in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Daily Journal Corp. (S.C.) in NASDAQ is: DJCO.
What is the symbol for Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc in the NYSE?
The symbol for Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. in the NYSE is: SC.
What is the element that the symbol is Sc?
The element symbol Sc stands for scandium. Scandium is a silvery-white metallic element that is classified as a transition metal. It is commonly used in aerospace and industrial applications due to its lightweight and strength properties.
What is the chemical formula for scandium nitrate?
Scandium and nitrogen are elements and have chemical symbols, not formulas. The symbol for the element scandium as it appears on the periodic table is Sc, and the symbol for the element nitrogen is N.
What brand of shirt has the palmetto tree and crescent moon as their logo?
It is not a brand. The Palmetto Tree and Crescent Moon is the symbol on the SC state flag. It has become a common symbol on all sorts of clothing, window decals, etc. The SC people are showing their pride.
Chemical symbol for scandium?
Scandium (named for Scandinavia where Scandium ores can be found) has the symbol Sc and atomic number of 21, meaning the nucleus contains 21 protons. Scandium has an atomic weight of 44.955912, with one stable isotope and 13 radioactive isotopes. It is a rare silvery metal, so is considered to be a rare earth element (REE). Although it is within the d-block in the periodic table, it is not considered a transition metal.
What is the atomic number of scandium?
The atomic number of scandium (Sc) is 21. The atomic weight of Sc is 44.95591 grams per mole.
