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2 years ago

The symbols from the list and match them with the names of the

Chemistry

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stich3 [128]2 years ago

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Be - Beryllium
S - sulfur
K - Potassium
C - Carbon
B - Boron
Ar - Argon
O - oxygen
Ne - Neon
Ca - Calcium
H - Hydrogen

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