There are few more than 5 - titanium, thorium, theulium, technetium, thallium, terbium, tellurium, tantalum
Nothing . . . there is no element with the symbol, "T".
YES!!! Take a look at the Periodic Table. All the named elements are there , together with their elemental symbol and other data. Some elements have a sub-symbol to represent an isotope of that element. Taking hydrogen Symbol ; H However its isotopes are sometimes represented by p ; (protium) for [1/1]H d( or D) ; (deuterium) for [2/1]H t( or T) ; (tritium) for [3/1]H
Only 4 elements account for 5% of the total and the top 8 elements, combined, account for 99.5 percent.
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This is the chemical symbol of a chemical element.
Nothing . . . there is no element with the symbol, "T".
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Ticker symbol T is AT&T.
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No element has the symbol of just T on the periodic table of the elements. Here are the "T" within the Period Table of Elements: Ti = Titanium Tc = Technetium Te = Tellurium Tl = Thallium Ta = Tantalum Tb = Terbium Tm = Thulium Th = Thorium
Throb and thumb are 5 letter words. They begin with the letter t and end with b.
t is not a predefined symbol in algebra. It means whatever the author of a paper says t means. In a motion problem, it may stand for time, but if so, the user must state at the beginning of his solution that t stands for time.
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