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Chapter 1: Problem 70

Match each symbol with the correct element name: (a) Na (b) Fe (c) Co (d) Sn (e) \(\mathrm{Mn}\) Possible names: neon, fermium, copper, mercury, cobalt, scandium, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, iron, sodium, potassium, argon, tin, silver, gold, calcium.

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(a) Na - Sodium (b) Fe - Iron (c) Co - Cobalt (d) Sn - Tin (e) Mn - Manganese

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Identify the symbol for each element name

To begin, we will go through the list of possible element names and find the correct symbol for each. 1. Neon - Ne 2. Fermium - Fm 3. Copper - Cu 4. Mercury - Hg 5. Cobalt - Co 6. Scandium - Sc 7. Magnesium - Mg 8. Phosphorus - P 9. Manganese - Mn 10. Iron - Fe 11. Sodium - Na 12. Potassium - K 13. Argon - Ar 14. Tin - Sn 15. Silver - Ag 16. Gold - Au 17. Calcium - Ca Now that we have the symbol for each element, let's match the given symbols with their element names.
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Match the given chemical symbolswith the correct element names

(a) Na - Sodium (b) Fe - Iron (c) Co - Cobalt (d) Sn - Tin (e) Mn - Manganese So, we have matched each chemical symbol with their correct element name.

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