List Of First 30 Elements Of Periodic Table On Basis Of Atomic Number Quiz

The correct chemical symbol for Hydrogen is H, not O (Oxygen), C (Carbon), or N (Nitrogen).

The correct answer is Helium, which is a chemical element with the atomic number 2 on the periodic table. Hydrogen, Hassium and Heliumite are not the correct elements represented by the symbol 'He'.

The correct chemical symbol for Lithium with atomic number 3 is 'Li'. The atomic number indicates the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom.

The chemical symbol for Beryllium is 'Be', not 'By', 'Ba', or 'Br'.

The correct chemical symbol for Boron is 'B'. Boron is a chemical element with atomic number 5.

The correct answer is Carbon (6) because the symbol C represents the chemical element carbon, which has an atomic number of 6.

The correct answer is Nitrogen, which has the atomic number 7 on the periodic table. Carbon has atomic number 6, Oxygen has atomic number 8, and Potassium has atomic number 19.

The correct chemical symbol for Oxygen is O which has an atomic number of 8.

The correct chemical symbol for Fluorine is 'F', representing the element with atomic number 9.

The chemical symbol for Sodium is Na, and it has an atomic number of 11, which signifies the number of protons in its nucleus.

The correct chemical symbol for Magnesium is Mg due to its Latin name 'magnesium'. Mn is the symbol for Manganese, Mc and Ma do not represent any known element.

The correct answer is Aluminum, which has the atomic number 13. Silicon, Iron, and Sodium do not have atomic number 13.

The correct answer is Silicon, which has the atomic number 14. Carbon has the atomic number 6, Nitrogen has the atomic number 7, and Aluminum has the atomic number 13.

The atomic number 15 corresponds to the element Phosphorus on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for sulfur is 'S' with an atomic number of 16. Sodium's chemical symbol is 'Na' with atomic number 11; Silicon's chemical symbol is 'Si' with atomic number 14; Silver's chemical symbol is 'Ag' with atomic number 47.

The correct answer is Chlorine, which has an atomic number of 17 on the periodic table. Carbon has an atomic number of 6, Calcium has an atomic number of 20, and Cobalt has an atomic number of 27.

The correct chemical symbol for Argon is Ar, not Ag, At, or Au.

The correct chemical symbol for Potassium is K, derived from its Latin name 'kalium'. The incorrect options are: P is the chemical symbol for Phosphorus, Na is the chemical symbol for Sodium, and He is the chemical symbol for Helium.

The chemical symbol Ca corresponds to the element Calcium, which has an atomic number of 20 on the periodic table.

Scandium is represented by the chemical symbol Sc in the periodic table. The atomic number 21 corresponds to the element Scandium.

The correct chemical symbol for Titanium is Ti, derived from its name in the periodic table.

The correct answer is Vanadium (23) because it is the element corresponding to the symbol V and has an atomic number of 23.

The correct answer is Chromium (24) because Chromium has an atomic number of 24, while Carbon has an atomic number of 6, Calcium has an atomic number of 20, and Cobalt has an atomic number of 27.

The correct chemical symbol for Manganese with atomic number 25 is Mn. The incorrect options are Mg (Magnesium), Mo (Molybdenum), and Na (Sodium), which do not correspond to Manganese.

The chemical symbol for Iron is Fe and its atomic number is 26. Au is for Gold (atomic number 79), Hg is for Mercury (atomic number 80), and Ag is for Silver (atomic number 47).

The correct chemical symbol for Cobalt is Co, while Ca is the symbol for Calcium, Cu is the symbol for Copper, and Cr is the symbol for Chromium.

The chemical symbol for Nickel is Ni with an atomic number of 28.

The correct element with the symbol Cu (29) is Copper. Atomic number 29 corresponds to the element Copper on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Zinc is Zn, while Fe represents Iron, Na represents Sodium, and Cu represents Copper.