B. Symbols of Elements Translate the message hidden message below by providing the correct symbols of the elements. Practice not to look on your periodic table. You should have memorized the symbols of the different elements by now. Example: Hydrogenlodine NeonOxygen = HI Neo 1. lodine Americium CopperTellurium = 2. Helium LithiumPotassiumEinsteinium Bismuth = 3. NitrogenOxygen CalciumPhosphorusSulfur = 4. SiliconNitrogenOxygen Barium SiliconLanthanum = 5. Magnesium Calciumlron Tantalum = 6. BromineOxygen XenonGermanium 7. GermaniumAstatine Germanium Astatine Gold = 8. Beryllium FluorineArgon = 9. MolybdenumRhenium Tungstenlndium = 10. SiliconSulfur HydrogenlodinePhosphorusOxygenNitrogen =

B. Symbols of Elements Translate the message hidden message below by providing the correct symbols of the elements. Practice not to look on your periodic table. You should have memorized the symbols of the different elements by now. Example: Hydrogenlodine NeonOxygen = HI Neo 1. lodine Americium CopperTellurium = 2. Helium LithiumPotassiumEinsteinium Bismuth = 3. NitrogenOxygen CalciumPhosphorusSulfur = 4. SiliconNitrogenOxygen Barium SiliconLanthanum = 5. Magnesium Calciumlron Tantalum = 6. BromineOxygen XenonGermanium 7. GermaniumAstatine Germanium Astatine Gold = 8. Beryllium FluorineArgon = 9. MolybdenumRhenium Tungstenlndium = 10. SiliconSulfur HydrogenlodinePhosphorusOxygenNitrogen =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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