What are long words that can be made using only symbols from the periodic table not repeating words?

Answer 1

Some people say Phenumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, a rare lung disease is, but that's made up of the first letters of each element (Potassium, Nitrogen, Erbium, Uranium, Magnesium, Oxygen, etc), but that's not actually made up of the symbols; the symbol for the very first element in that lung disease, for instance, is K, not P. The longest word made of the actual elements is:

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HYPoThAlAmICoHYPoPHYSeAlS

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Answer 2

Oh, dude, you want some fancy science-y words, huh? Well, how about "Tantalum" or "Molybdenum"? They're like those long words you'd use to impress your friends at a party, but let's be real, who's gonna remember those names anyway? Just stick to "gold" and "silver," they're way easier to spell.

Answer 3

One example of a long word that can be made using only symbols from the Periodic Table is "H2Os" for "H2O's" (water's). Another example is "ArTiFiciaLS" using the symbols for Argon (Ar), Titanium (Ti), Fluorine (F), Iodine (I), Calcium (Ca), and Sulfur (S).

Answer 4

NONRePReSeNTaTiONaLiSm is the longest I can think of. The second-longest I know is STaGeCoAcHEs.