36 Common Elements

The correct answer is H which stands for Hydrogen, not He (Helium), O (Oxygen), or Na (Sodium).

The chemical symbol for Lithium is Li, not L, Lt, or Lh.

The chemical symbol for Potassium is 'K'. This comes from the Latin word 'kalium'.

The chemical symbol for Magnesium is Mg based on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Calcium is Ca.

The correct chemical symbol for Radium is Ra, not Rd, Rn, or Re.

The correct chemical symbol for Chromium is Cr. Chemical symbols are abbreviations used in chemistry to represent elements on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Tungsten is W, derived from its old name 'Wolfram'.

The correct chemical symbol for Manganese is Mn, not Mg, Mo, or Na.

The chemical symbol for Iron is Fe, derived from the Latin word 'ferrum'. Au is the symbol for Gold, Hg is the symbol for Mercury, and Na is the symbol for Sodium.

The abbreviation 'Ni' commonly represents Nickle in various contexts, such as chemical elements or currency.

The correct chemical symbol for Platinum is Pt, not Pm, Pl, or Po.

The chemical symbol for Copper is Cu because it is derived from its Latin name Cuprum.

The correct chemical symbol for Silver is Ag, derived from the Latin word 'Argentum'. Si is the chemical symbol for Silicon, Au is for Gold, and Pt is for Platinum.

The chemical symbol for Gold is Au, derived from the Latin word 'aurum'.

The correct chemical symbol for Zinc is Zn, as per the periodic table.

The chemical symbol for Mercury is Hg, not Ag (Silver), Fe (Iron), or Na (Sodium).

The chemical symbol for Aluminum is Al, while Au represents Gold, Fe represents Iron, and Ag represents Silver.

The correct chemical symbol for carbon is 'C', not Ca, Co, or Cu.

The symbol Si stands for the chemical element silicon, which is commonly used in electronics and semiconductors.

The correct chemical symbol for Tin is Sn, not Ti, Te, or Tn.

The correct chemical symbol for Lead is Pb, while Fe represents Iron, Na represents Sodium, and Hg represents Mercury.

The correct chemical symbol for Nitrogen is N, not Ni, Ne, or Na.

The correct answer is Phosphorus, which is a chemical element with the symbol P and atomic number 15. Potassium, Platinum, and Palladium are all different chemical elements that are not represented by the letter P.

The correct answer is 'Oxygen', which is a chemical element with symbol O and atomic number 8.

The correct chemical symbol for sulfur is S, which is derived from the Latin word 'sulfurium'.

The correct chemical symbol for Flourine is F, not Fl, Fo, or Fu.

The correct answer is chlorine, as it is the element represented by the chemical symbol Cl on the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Bromine is Br, not B, Bo, or Brn. It is a reddish-brown liquid element in the halogen group.