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andrew-mc [135]
3 years ago
11

Can someone give me periodic table till 30?​

Chemistry
1 answer:
inysia [295]3 years ago
6 0

1. H (Hydrogen)

2. He (Helium)

3. Li (Lithium)

4. Be (Beryllium)

5. B (Boron)

6. C (Carbon)

7. N (Nitrogen)

8. O (Oxygen)

9. F (Fluorine)

10. Ne (Neon)

11. Na (Sodium)

12. Mg (Magnesium)

13. Al (Aluminium)

14. Si (Silicon)

15. P (Phosphorus)

16. S (Sulfur)

17. Cl (Chlorine)

18. Ar (Argon)

19. K (Potassium)

20. Ca (Calcium)

21. Sc (Scandium)

22. Ti (Titanium)

23. V (Vanadium)

24. Cr (Chromium)

25. Mn (Manganese)

26. Fe (Iron)

27. Co (Cobalt)

28. Ni (Nickel)

29. Cu (Copper)

30. Zn (Zinc)

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