Periodic Table Elements Quiz

The chemical symbol for Silver is Ag, from the Latin word 'argentum'.

The chemical symbol for Mercury is Hg, derived from its Latin name 'hydrargyrum'.

The chemical symbol for Potassium is K, derived from its Latin name 'kalium'. The incorrect options are not the correct chemical symbols for Potassium.

The correct chemical symbol for Lithium is Li, representing its atomic number 3.

The correct chemical symbol for Magnesium is Mg, not Mg2, M, or Mn.

The correct chemical symbol for Manganese is Mn. This symbol is derived from the Latin word 'magnes', which means magnet, due to the magnetic properties of Manganese compounds.

The correct chemical symbol for Nitrogen is N, as per the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Sodium is Na, derived from its Latin name 'natrium'. The incorrect answers do not represent the chemical symbol for Sodium.

The chemical symbol for Neon is 'Ne'. It is a noble gas with atomic number 10.

The correct chemical symbol for Nickel is Ni, as per the periodic table. It is derived from the element's name in Latin, 'nix'.

The chemical symbol for Oxygen is 'O'. It is a non-metal element with atomic number 8.

Phosphorus is represented by the chemical symbol 'P' on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Radium is Ra, representing its atomic number 88.

The correct chemical symbol for Rubidium is Rb. It is a soft, silvery-white metallic element belonging to the alkali metal group.

Radon is a chemical element with symbol 'Rn' on the periodic table.

Sulfur is represented by the chemical symbol 'S' on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Selenium is 'Se'. It is a nonmetal with the atomic number 34 on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Silicon is Si. SiO2 is the chemical formula for silicon dioxide, Fe is the chemical symbol for Iron, and C is the chemical symbol for Carbon.

The correct chemical symbol for Tin is Sn. Ti is the symbol for Titanium, Tn is not a valid chemical symbol, and Si is the symbol for Silicon.

Strontium is commonly represented by the chemical symbol 'Sr'. The symbol 'St', 'Sn', and 'Su' do not correspond to Strontium in the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Titanium is Ti, not Tt, Te, or Ta.

The chemical symbol for Uranium is U, representing its atomic number 92.

The correct chemical symbol for Vanadium is V. Chemical symbols are used to represent elements in the periodic table, and in this case, V represents Vanadium.

The correct chemical symbol for Tungsten is W, not T, Tu, or Ts.

The correct chemical symbol for Zinc is Zn, derived from its Latin name 'Zincum.' The incorrect options do not correspond to the chemical symbol for Zinc.