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Names and Symbols of the Periodic Table

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Most abundant element in the universe.   Hydrogen  
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Symbol for Helium   He  
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Symbol for Potassium   K  
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Green gas, symbol Cl   Chlorine  
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Metal used to galvanize steel to prevent rust   Zinc  
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Gas found in light-bulbs to prevent the filament from burning   Argon  
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Element that makes up 78% of the atmosphere   Nitrogen  
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Element found in toothpaste and drinking water to strengthen teeth   Fluorine  
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Element used in street lights. Symbol, Na   Sodium  
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Symbol for Calcium, found in dairy products.   Ca  
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Symbol for Magnesium   Mg  
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Symbols for Silver and Gold   Ag and Au  
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What the ancient Romans called Lead, which gave us its symbol   Plumbum, Pb  
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2 elements added to tools to make them stronger and resistant to rust   Chromium, Cr, and Vanadium, V.  
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Semi-metallic elements essential to computers   Silicon, Si  
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Element that gives its name to the 5c coin   Nickel, Ni  
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Symbol for the element Tungsten   W  
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Element used to disinfect cuts and grazes   Iodine  
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The Latin name for this element is Hydrargyrum   Mercury Hg  
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Symbol for Arsenic, mainly used as a poison   As  
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Element discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie, named after her homeland   Polonium, Po  
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Yellow solid with a bad smell.   Sulfur, S  
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The Latin name for this element is Ferrum   Iron, Fe  
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Elements named after France, (2), Germany, (1), America, (1) and a small village in Scotland!   Francium, Gallium, Germanium, Americium, Strontium  
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What you do with a dead chemist!!!   Barium! Ba  
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Element whose name means "New"   Neon, Ne  
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This element is named after the Norse god of thunder   Thorium, Th  
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Brown colored element, one of only 2 liquids at room temperature   Bromine, Br  
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Reactive metal found in phone batteries and fireworks   Lithium, Li  
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Element named after the countries Norway, Sweden and Denmark   Scandium, Sc  
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Cheap metal used in roofs, water pipes and electrical wires in buildings   Copper, Cu  
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Element named after the moon   Selenium, Se  
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Element that burns really well, found in safety matches   Phosphorus, P  
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Lightweight metal used in aircraft manufacture and kitchens   Aluminium, Al  
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Essential element for life, name means "Acid maker"   Oxygen, O  
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