Define These Periodic Table Elements 1-54 Quiz

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

The correct answer is Helium, a chemical element with the symbol He and atomic number 2. Hydrogen (H) is another chemical element, Helios is the personification of the Sun in Greek mythology, and Hephaestus is the Greek god of fire and metalworking.

The chemical symbol for Lithium is 'Li'. While 'L' represents other elements, 'Lt' and 'Lth' are not valid chemical symbols.

The correct answer is Beryllium (Be), a chemical element with atomic number 4.

The correct chemical symbol for boron is B, not Be (Beryllium), Br (Bromine), or Ba (Barium).

The correct answer is C, which stands for Carbon in the periodic table.

The correct chemical symbol for Nitrogen is 'N'. The other options 'Ni', 'Na', and 'Ne' represent different chemical elements.

The correct chemical symbol for oxygen is O. H stands for hydrogen, C stands for carbon, and N stands for nitrogen.

The correct answer is Fluorine, as it is the element represented by the letter F on the periodic table. Ferrum, Francium, and Fermium are incorrect answers as they represent different elements on the periodic table.

The correct answer is Neon, which is a noble gas with atomic number 10. Nickel is represented by the symbol Ni, Neptunium by Np, and Neodymium by Nd.

The correct chemical symbol for Sodium is Na, derived from the Latin word 'natrium'.

The correct chemical symbol for Magnesium is Mg.

The correct chemical element symbol for Aluminum is 'Al'. The symbols 'Am', 'Ag', and 'Au' represent Americium, Silver, and Gold respectively.

The correct answer is Silicon, which is represented by the chemical symbol Si. Silver is represented by Ag, Sulfur by S, and Sodium by Na.

The correct chemical symbol for phosphorus is P, not Fe, Hg, or Na. Phosphorus is a chemical element with atomic number 15.

The correct answer is Sulfur. The chemical symbol 'S' is used to represent the element Sulfur on the periodic table. Silicon, Sodium, and Silver are represented by the chemical symbols 'Si', 'Na', and 'Ag' respectively.

The correct chemical symbol for Chlorine is Cl.

The chemical symbol for Argon is Ar. Ag is the symbol for Silver, Au is the symbol for Gold, and Fe is the symbol for Iron.

The correct chemical symbol for Potassium is K, not Pt, Po, or Pd.

The correct chemical symbol for Calcium is Ca, which is derived from its Latin name 'calcium'. The incorrect answers are not the correct chemical symbol for Calcium.

The chemical symbol for Scandium is Sc, not Sa, Si, or Se. It's important to remember the correct chemical symbols for elements to avoid confusion in chemical formulas and equations.

The correct element with the chemical symbol Ti is Titanium. Tin has the symbol Sn, Tungsten has the symbol W, and Thorium has the symbol Th.

The correct chemical symbol for Chromium is Cr. The incorrect answers are the symbols for Cobalt (Co), Cadmium (Cd), and Manganese (Mn), respectively.

The correct chemical symbol for Manganese is Mn.

The chemical symbol Fe corresponds to the element Iron. Silver is represented by Ag, Carbon by C, and Gold by Au.

The chemical symbol 'Co' represents Cobalt, a transition metal with atomic number 27. It is commonly used in alloys, batteries, and magnetic materials.

The correct chemical symbol for Nickel is Ni. Na is the chemical symbol for Sodium, Ne is the chemical symbol for Neon, and Nu is not a valid chemical symbol.

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

The correct chemical symbol for Zinc is Zn. It comes from the Latin word 'Zincum'.