Examples include Fe from ferrum (Latin for iron), Na from natrium (Latin for sodium), and K from kalium (Latin for potassium).
Can you provide examples of chemical symbols derived from names in Latin, German, or Greek?
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Examples include Fe from ferrum (Latin for iron), Na from natrium (Latin for sodium), and K from kalium (Latin for potassium).
Certainly! Examples include:
1. Latin: Aurum (gold) – Au
2. German: Eisen (iron) – Fe
3. Greek: Hydrogen (water-former) – H
4. Latin: Plumbum (lead) – Pb
4. Greek: Argentum (silver) – Ag