Elements of the Periodic Table

On the periodic table, U is the chemical symbol for uranium, a heavy, radioactive metal. Radon is represented by Rn, neptunium by Np, and sodium by Na.

The chemical symbol for tin is Sn, which comes from its Latin name stannum. Ti is the symbol for titanium, Sb is for antimony, and Tn is not a valid element symbol.

The chemical symbol Pb represents lead, derived from the Latin word plumbum. Iron is represented by Fe, promethium by Pm, and platinum by Pt.

The chemical symbol Hg stands for mercury, which originates from the Greek word hydrargyrum meaning liquid silver. Iron is represented by Fe, gold by Au, and potassium by K.

Gold is represented by the chemical symbol Au, which is derived from the Latin word aurum, meaning shining dawn. Ag is the symbol for silver, Gd is for gadolinium, and Go is not a real element symbol.

Barium is represented by the chemical symbol Ba. B is the symbol for boron, Br is for bromine, and Bi is for bismuth.

The single-letter chemical symbol I represents iodine, a halogen. Iridium is represented by Ir, indium by In, and silicon by Si.

The chemical symbol Ag represents silver, coming from the Latin word argentum. Gold is represented by Au, platinum by Pt, and mercury by Hg.

The chemical symbol Sr represents strontium, an alkaline earth metal. Samarium is represented by Sm, tin by Sn, and selenium by Se.

Rubidium is represented by the chemical symbol Rb. Ru is the symbol for ruthenium, while Rd and Rm are not standard chemical symbols.

Bromine is represented by the chemical symbol Br. B is the symbol for boron, Bi is for bismuth, and Bo is not a valid element symbol.

The chemical symbol Zn represents zinc, a transition metal. Zircon is a mineral, zodiac is not a chemical term, and tin is Sn.

Copper is represented by the chemical symbol Cu, which comes from its Latin name cuprum. Co is the symbol for cobalt, Cr is for chromium, and Cp is not a standard element symbol.

The chemical symbol Ni represents nickel. Niobium is represented by Nb, neptunium by Np, and nobelium by No.

Iron is represented by the chemical symbol Fe, which is derived from the Latin word ferrum. In is the symbol for indium, Ir is for iridium, and Fn is not a valid element symbol.

The chemical symbol Cr represents chromium. Cobalt is represented by Co, carbon by C, and cadmium by Cd.

The chemical symbol Ti represents titanium. Thallium is represented by Tl, terbium by Tb, and tellurium by Te.

Calcium is represented by the chemical symbol Ca. Cm is the symbol for curium, C is for carbon, and Ci is not a valid element symbol.

Potassium is represented by the chemical symbol K, which comes from the neo-Latin word kalium. Po is the symbol for polonium, Pt is for platinum, and Pm is for promethium.

Argon is represented by the chemical symbol Ar. Ag is the symbol for silver, while An and A are not standard element symbols.

The chemical symbol Cl represents chlorine, a highly reactive halogen. Carbon is represented by C, cesium by Cs, and chromium by Cr.

The single-letter chemical symbol S represents sulfur. Silver is represented by Ag, selenium by Se, and samarium by Sm.

Phosphorus is represented by the single-letter chemical symbol P. Po is the symbol for polonium, while Pe and Ps are not standard element symbols.

Silicon is represented by the chemical symbol Si. S is the symbol for sulfur, Se is for selenium, and Sn is for tin.

The chemical symbol Al represents aluminum, though it is misspelled as alumium in the options. Arsenic is represented by As, americium by Am, and gold by Au.

Magnesium is represented by the chemical symbol Mg. Md is the symbol for mendelevium, Mn is for manganese, and Ma is not a valid element symbol.

Sodium has the chemical symbol Na, which is derived from its Latin name natrium. S is the symbol for sulfur, and Ne is the symbol for neon.

Neon is represented by the chemical symbol Ne. N is the symbol for nitrogen, and Na is the symbol for sodium.

The chemical symbol F stands for fluorine, a highly reactive halogen in group 17. Francium is represented by Fr, and flerovium is represented by Fl.

The chemical symbol O stands for oxygen, which is essential for respiration in most living organisms. Osmium is represented by Os, and nobelium is represented by No.

Nitrogen is represented by the single-letter chemical symbol N. Ni stands for nickel, and Ne stands for neon.

Carbon is represented by the chemical symbol C. Ca is the symbol for calcium, and Co is the symbol for cobalt.

Boron is represented by the chemical symbol B. Be is the symbol for beryllium, and Bh is the symbol for bohrium.

The chemical symbol Be stands for beryllium, an alkaline earth metal with atomic number 4. Barium is represented by Ba, and boron is represented by B.

Lithium is represented by the chemical symbol Li. La is the symbol for lanthanum, and there is no element with the symbol L.

Helium is represented by the chemical symbol He. H is the symbol for hydrogen, and there are no elements with the symbols Hm or Hl.

The chemical symbol H stands for hydrogen, the simplest and most abundant element in the universe. Helium is represented by He, and holmium is represented by Ho.