How is an element represented in a chemical formula?

Answer 1

Each atom has its own elemental 'symbol' or 'formula', there are more than 92 elements: from number 1. Hydrogen (H) to number 92. Uranium (U).

Examples: O for oxygen, C for carbon, N for nitrogen atoms.

Answer 2

An element is represented in a chemical formula by its chemical symbol, which is usually one or two letters derived from the element's name. Each element has its unique chemical symbol which helps to identify and represent it in a formula.

Answer 3

The formula of an element details the amount of atoms in one molecule of that element. The difference between a chemical symbol and formula of an element is that the symbol gives only what the element is, the formula details how many atoms in one molecule. An example of a formula is O2 , the example of the chemical symbol for that same element is O.

Answer 4

that all atoms are elements and it will form a formula if it has a electron particle

Answer 5

I think the answer is in the Periodic Table where the elements are (obviously) there are one, two or three letters in each box in bold they are the formulas

Hope this helped :)

Answer 6

An atom is the basic unit of matter, which means that all elements are made up of atoms.

Answer 7

The more or most electropositve element comes first.

Answer 8

Elements are the makeups of chemical formulas.

Answer 9

all elements are made up of atoms

Answer 10

all of them.