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How many elements' chemical symbol does not correspond with their name?
There are no elements whose symbol does not match their name -- in some language! The elements known to the ancients all match their latin names: Pb = plumbum = lead. Sn = stannum = tin. Cu = cuprum = copper. Au = aurum = gold Ag = argentum = silver Hg = hydrargyrum = mercury A few more recently discovered elements also match their latin names: Na = natrium = sodium K = kalium = potassium -- actually this name originally derives from the Arabic "al kali" -- recognize it? Sb = stibium = antimony One element has a symbol that matches its German name: W = Wolfram = tungsten I guess that makes about 10 elements whose symbol does not match their English name. Hope I have not forgotten any!
In are the symbol and name for the ion given correctly?
To determine if the symbol and name for an ion are given correctly, you need to compare the provided symbol to the standard chemical notation and verify that it aligns with the corresponding name of the ion. For example, if the symbol is "Na⁺," it should be associated with the name "sodium ion." If both elements match accurately, then they are correctly identified; if not, there is an error.
What is the symbol of magesium?
The symbol for magnesium on the periodic table of elements is Mg
What precious metal has the symbol ''AG'' on the periodic table of the elements?
The precious metal with the symbol ''AG'' on the periodic table of elements is silver.
Is Ro a symbol on the periodic table of elements?
No, "Ro" is not a symbol on the periodic table of elements. Each element has a unique symbol consisting of one or two letters derived from its name.
Why do some of the elements on the periodic table don't match their Symbol?
Because not all of the elements were founded by people who speak English which caused the symbols to be converted to be recognised in there language to match the words and not English as it may not be the language they speak.
What elements symbol is Z?
i dont know but element z is shown in empire and allies in facebook
How many elements' chemical symbol does not correspond with their name?
There are no elements whose symbol does not match their name -- in some language! The elements known to the ancients all match their latin names: Pb = plumbum = lead. Sn = stannum = tin. Cu = cuprum = copper. Au = aurum = gold Ag = argentum = silver Hg = hydrargyrum = mercury A few more recently discovered elements also match their latin names: Na = natrium = sodium K = kalium = potassium -- actually this name originally derives from the Arabic "al kali" -- recognize it? Sb = stibium = antimony One element has a symbol that matches its German name: W = Wolfram = tungsten I guess that makes about 10 elements whose symbol does not match their English name. Hope I have not forgotten any!
Elements symbol of butter milk powder?
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What is the urbanization name for patillas PR?
its greek i think. like on the periodic table of elements, the symbol for gold is AG. i dont know what either of them mean though.
What is the symbol of elements?
e
What is the symbol for the following elements potassium?
The symbol for potassium is K.
What is the elements symbol of boron?
The element symbol for boron is B.
In are the symbol and name for the ion given correctly?
To determine if the symbol and name for an ion are given correctly, you need to compare the provided symbol to the standard chemical notation and verify that it aligns with the corresponding name of the ion. For example, if the symbol is "Na⁺," it should be associated with the name "sodium ion." If both elements match accurately, then they are correctly identified; if not, there is an error.
What is the chemical symbol for radium on the periodic table of elements?
The chemical symbol for radium on the periodic table of elements is Ra.
Give the name and symbol of any two radioactive elements?
name and give the symbol of 2 radio active elements
How do you get symbols of elements?
The symbol of elements can be found on a Periodic Table.
