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What is the symbol for Yttrium?
What is the symbol for Zirconium?
What is the symbol for Niobium?
What is the symbol for Molybdenum?
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What is the symbol for Technetium?
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What is the symbol for Ruthenium?
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What is the symbol for Rhodium?
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What is the symbol for Palladium?
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What is the symbol for Silver?
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What is the symbol for Cadmium?
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Study Notes
Elements 39-48 from the Periodic Table
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Yttrium (Y):
- Atomic number 39, transition metal, often used in phosphors for color television tubes and LED lights.
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Zirconium (Zr):
- Atomic number 40, strong and corrosion-resistant, important in nuclear reactors and chemical processing.
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Niobium (Nb):
- Atomic number 41, used in steel production to enhance strength and resistance to oxidation.
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Molybdenum (Mo):
- Atomic number 42, critical for high-temperature applications such as aircraft engines and industrial machines.
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Technetium (Tc):
- Atomic number 43, the first artificially produced element, primarily used in medical imaging and nuclear medicine.
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Ruthenium (Ru):
- Atomic number 44, part of the platinum group, used in electronics and as a catalyst in chemical reactions.
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Rhodium (Rh):
- Atomic number 45, highly reflective and resistant to corrosion, commonly used in catalytic converters and jewelry.
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Palladium (Pd):
- Atomic number 46, valuable in catalytic converters, electronics, and as a material for dental fillings.
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Silver (Ag):
- Atomic number 47, known for its conductivity and antibacterial properties, widely used in jewelry, photography, and electrical applications.
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Cadmium (Cd):
- Atomic number 48, toxic metal used in rechargeable batteries and as a pigment in paints.
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This quiz features flashcards for the elements numbered 39 to 48 on the periodic table. Each card provides the chemical symbol along with its corresponding element name. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding of these essential elements.
