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Ac    is the chemical symbol for    Actinium

Ag    is the chemical symbol for    Silver Symbol comes from latin name: Argentum

Al    is the chemical symbol for    Aluminium

Am    is the chemical symbol for    Americium

Ar    is the chemical symbol for    Argon Argon is odorless and makes up more than 1% of the Earth's atmosphere

As    is the chemical symbol for    Arsenic

At    is the chemical symbol for    Astatine

Au    is the chemical symbol for    Gold Symbol comes from latin name: Aurum

Ba    is the chemical symbol for    Barium

B    is the chemical symbol for    Boron

Be    is the chemical symbol for    Beryllium

Bh    is the chemical symbol for    Bohrium

Bi    is the chemical symbol for    Bismuth

Bk    is the chemical symbol for    Berkelium

Br    is the chemical symbol for    Bromine

Ca    is the chemical symbol for    Calcium

C    is the chemical symbol for    Carbon

Cd    is the chemical symbol for    Cadmium

Ce    is the chemical symbol for    Cerium

Cf    is the chemical symbol for    Californium

Cl    is the chemical symbol for    Chlorine

Cm    is the chemical symbol for    Curium

Co    is the chemical symbol for    Cobalt

Cr    is the chemical symbol for    Chromium

Cs    is the chemical symbol for    Caesium The variant spelling cesium is sometimes used, especially in North American English, but caesium is the spelling used by the IUPAC, although since 1993 it has recognized cesium as a variant as well. [wikipedia]

Cu    is the chemical symbol for    Copper Named after the island of Cyprus

Db    is the chemical symbol for    Dubnium

Ds    is the chemical symbol for    Darmstadtium

Dy    is the chemical symbol for    Dysprosium

Er    is the chemical symbol for    Erbium

Es    is the chemical symbol for    Einsteinium

Eu    is the chemical symbol for    Europium

Fe    is the chemical symbol for    Iron Symbol comes from latin name: Ferrum

F    is the chemical symbol for    Fluorine

Fm    is the chemical symbol for    Fermium

Fr    is the chemical symbol for    Francium

Ga    is the chemical symbol for    Gallium

Gd    is the chemical symbol for    Gadolinium

Ge    is the chemical symbol for    Germanium

He    is the chemical symbol for    Helium

Hf    is the chemical symbol for    Hafnium

Hg    is the chemical symbol for    Mercury Symbol comes from a latinized-greek name: Hydrargyrum. Hydrargyrum literally means watery/quick silver.

H    is the chemical symbol for    Hydrogen

Ho    is the chemical symbol for    Holmium

Hs    is the chemical symbol for    Hassium

I    is the chemical symbol for    Iodine

In    is the chemical symbol for    Indium

Ir    is the chemical symbol for    Iridium

K    is the chemical symbol for    Potassium Symbol comes from latin name: Kalium

Kr    is the chemical symbol for    Krypton

La    is the chemical symbol for    Lanthanum

Li    is the chemical symbol for    Lithium

Lr    is the chemical symbol for    Lawrencium

Lu    is the chemical symbol for    Lutetium

Md    is the chemical symbol for    Mendelevium

Mg    is the chemical symbol for    Magnesium

Mn    is the chemical symbol for    Manganese

Mo    is the chemical symbol for    Molybdenum

Mt    is the chemical symbol for    Meitnerium

Na    is the chemical symbol for    Sodium Symbol comes from latin name: Natrium

Nb    is the chemical symbol for    Niobium

Nd    is the chemical symbol for    Neodymium

Ne    is the chemical symbol for    Neon

Ni    is the chemical symbol for    Nickel

N    is the chemical symbol for    Nitrogen

No    is the chemical symbol for    Nobelium

Np    is the chemical symbol for    Neptunium

O    is the chemical symbol for    Oxygen

Os    is the chemical symbol for    Osmium

Pa    is the chemical symbol for    Protactinium

Pb    is the chemical symbol for    Lead Symbol comes from latin name: Plumbum.

Pd    is the chemical symbol for    Palladium

Pm    is the chemical symbol for    Promethium

Po    is the chemical symbol for    Polonium

P    is the chemical symbol for    Phosphorus

Pr    is the chemical symbol for    Praseodymium

Pt    is the chemical symbol for    Platinum

Pu    is the chemical symbol for    Plutonium

Ra    is the chemical symbol for    Radium

Rb    is the chemical symbol for    Rubidium

Re    is the chemical symbol for    Rhenium

Rf    is the chemical symbol for    Rutherfordium

Rg    is the chemical symbol for    Roentgenium Named after Wilhelm Roentgen, who discovered x-rays.

Rh    is the chemical symbol for    Rhodium

Rn    is the chemical symbol for    Radon

Ru    is the chemical symbol for    Ruthenium

Sb    is the chemical symbol for    Antimony Symbol comes from latin name: Stibium

Sc    is the chemical symbol for    Scandium

Se    is the chemical symbol for    Selenium

Sg    is the chemical symbol for    Seaborgium

Si    is the chemical symbol for    Silicon

Sm    is the chemical symbol for    Samarium

Sn    is the chemical symbol for    Tin Symbol comes from latin name: Stannum

Sr    is the chemical symbol for    Strontium

S    is the chemical symbol for    Sulphur

Ta    is the chemical symbol for    Tantalum

Tb    is the chemical symbol for    Terbium

Tc    is the chemical symbol for    Technetium

Te    is the chemical symbol for    Tellurium

Th    is the chemical symbol for    Thorium

Ti    is the chemical symbol for    Titanium

Tl    is the chemical symbol for    Thallium

Tm    is the chemical symbol for    Thulium

Uub    is the chemical symbol for    Ununbium

Uuh    is the chemical symbol for    Ununhexium

Uuo    is the chemical symbol for    Ununoctium A U.S. and Russian team claim to have created this synthetic superheavy element (118) on Monday 16 October 2006.

Uup    is the chemical symbol for    Ununpentium

Uuq    is the chemical symbol for    Ununquadium

U    is the chemical symbol for    Uranium

Uus    is the chemical symbol for    Ununseptium Temporary name of an undiscovered chemical element in the periodic table that has the temporary symbol Uus. [wikipedia]

Uut    is the chemical symbol for    Ununtrium

V    is the chemical symbol for    Vanadium

W    is the chemical symbol for    Tungsten From the Latin name "Wolfram"

Xe    is the chemical symbol for    Xenon

Yb    is the chemical symbol for    Ytterbium

Y    is the chemical symbol for    Yttrium

Zn    is the chemical symbol for    Zinc

Zr    is the chemical symbol for    Zirconium

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