Chemical Symbols to Element Names Quiz

The correct chemical symbol for Arsenic is As as per the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Barium is Ba, it is not Br (Bromine), Bi (Bismuth), or Bo (Boron).

The symbol 'Be' corresponds to the element Beryllium on the periodic table, while Boron (B), Bismuth (Bi), and Barium (Ba) have different symbols and atomic numbers.

The correct element with the chemical symbol Bi is Bismuth. Barium has the symbol Ba, Boron has the symbol B, and Beryllium has the symbol Be.

The chemical symbol for Calcium is Ca. The symbols for Chlorine, Cobalt, and Copper are Cl, Co, and Cu respectively.

The correct answer is Cesium, which is a chemical element with symbol Cs and atomic number 55. Chlorine, Carbon, and Calcium are all different elements with their own unique symbols and properties.

The chemical symbol for Chlorine is Cl, while Cn, Clu, and Chl are not the correct symbols for Chlorine.

The correct answer is Cobalt (Co), which is a chemical element with atomic number 27. Carbon, Copper, and Chromium are different elements with their own unique symbols.

The correct chemical symbol for copper is Cu. Co represents cobalt, Cr represents chromium, and Ca represents calcium.

The correct chemical symbol for Fluorine is 'F' based on the periodic table of elements.

The correct chemical symbol for Francium is Fr. Francium is a highly radioactive metal that is part of the alkali metal group.

The correct answer is Gallium, which has the chemical symbol Ga. Gold has the symbol Au, Gadolinium has the symbol Gd, and Germanium has the symbol Ge.

The correct answer is Germanium, which is a chemical element with the symbol Ge and atomic number 32. Gallium is represented by the symbol Ga, Gold by Au, and Gadolinium by Gd.

The correct chemical symbol for Helium is 'He', which is derived from its name in the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Indium is In, not Ir, I, or Ind.

The correct chemical symbol for Iodine is 'I'. It is represented by the letter 'I' on the periodic table of elements.

The correct chemical symbol for Iron is Fe as per the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Krypton is Kr. It is a noble gas commonly used in lighting and photography.

The correct chemical symbol for Lanthanum is La. Lh, Lm, and Ln are not the correct symbols for Lanthanum.

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

The correct chemical symbol for aluminum is Al. Ag represents silver, Fe represents iron, and Cu represents copper.

The chemical symbol for Antimony is 'Sb', not 'An', 'At', or 'Sn'.

The correct chemical symbol for Argon is Ar, while Ag is the chemical symbol for Silver, Au is for Gold, and Ac is for Actinium.

The correct chemical symbol for Boron is B, derived from its name in Latin 'borum'. The incorrect options are not the correct chemical symbols for Boron.

The correct chemical symbol for Bromine is Br, which comes from its name in Greek - 'bromos' meaning 'stench'.

The correct chemical symbol for Cadmium is Cd, which is derived from the Latin word 'cadmia' meaning calamine, a mineral which contains cadmium.

The correct element symbol represented by the letter C on the periodic table is Carbon, not Calcium, Cobalt, or Chlorine.

The chemical symbol for Chromium is 'Cr'. The symbol 'Ch' is not correct as it does not represent Chromium in the periodic table. 'Ci' and 'Crn' are also not correct as they do not correspond to Chromium's chemical symbol.

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

The question is referring to the chemical symbol for the element Hydrogen, which is 'H'. Helium is represented by 'He', Oxygen by 'O', and Nitrogen by 'N'.