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Identify the chemical symbols corresponding to each element. drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets.

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Shalnov [3]1 year ago

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The name and chemical symbol of the elements are

Carbon = C
Lead = Pb
Antimony = Sb
Sodium = Na
Aluminum = Al

<h3>What are chemical symbols?</h3>

Chemical symbols are which are used to represent the elements in the periodic table.

The chemical symbol assigned to elements are usually an abbreviation of the name of the element or the Latin form of the name.

The name and symbol of the given elements are as follows:

Carbon = C
Lead = Pb
Antimony = Sb
Sodium = Na
Aluminum = Al

The chemical symbols are used frequently in writing the formula of compound formed from the elements. For example, the compound sodium aluminate which contains sodium, aluminum and oxygen is written in a simplified form as: NaAlO₂.

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Part A

Identify the chemical symbols corresponding to each element Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets.

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Element

Carbon

Lead

Antimony

Sodium

Aluminum

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