Periodic Table Flashcards 50-100

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What is the symbol for Antimony?

Sb (correct)

What is the symbol for Tellurium?

Te (correct)

What is the symbol for Iodine?

I (correct)

What is the symbol for Xenon?

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What is the symbol for Caesium?

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What is the symbol for Barium?

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What is the symbol for Lanthanum?

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What is the symbol for Cerium?

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What is the symbol for Praseodymium?

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What is the symbol for Neodymium?

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What is the symbol for Promethium?

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What is the symbol for Samarium?

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What is the symbol for Europium?

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What is the symbol for Gadolinium?

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What is the symbol for Terbium?

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What is the symbol for Dysprosium?

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What is the symbol for Holmium?

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What is the symbol for Erbium?

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What is the symbol for Ytterbium?

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What is the symbol for Lutetium?

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What is the symbol for Hafnium?

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What is the symbol for Tantalum?

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What is the symbol for Tungsten?

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What is the symbol for Rhenium?

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What is the symbol for Osmium?

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What is the symbol for Iridium?

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What is the symbol for Platinum?

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What is the symbol for Gold?

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What is the symbol for Mercury?

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What is the symbol for Thallium?

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What is the symbol for Lead?

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What is the symbol for Bismuth?

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What is the symbol for Polonium?

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What is the symbol for Astatine?

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What is the symbol for Radon?

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What is the symbol for Francium?

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What is the symbol for Radium?

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What is the symbol for Actinium?

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What is the symbol for Thorium?

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What is the symbol for Protactinium?

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What is the symbol for Uranium?

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What is the symbol for Neptunium?

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What is the symbol for Plutonium?

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What is the symbol for Americium?

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What is the symbol for Curium?

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What is the symbol for Berkelium?

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What is the symbol for Californium?

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What is the symbol for Einsteinium?

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What is the symbol for Fermium?

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Study Notes

Elements and Their Symbols

Antimony: Symbol is Sb, belongs to Group 15 of the periodic table. It is a metalloid used in flame retardants and alloys.
Tellurium: Symbol is Te, a nonmetal in Group 16, used in metallurgy and as a semiconductor.
Iodine: Symbol is I, a halogen in Group 17, essential for thyroid hormone production.
Xenon: Symbol is Xe, a noble gas in Group 18, used in high-intensity lamps and as a general anesthetic.
Caesium: Symbol is Cs, an alkali metal in Group 1, known for its use in atomic clocks due to its precise timing properties.
Barium: Symbol is Ba, an alkaline earth metal in Group 2, commonly used in medical imaging procedures.
Lanthanum: Symbol is La, the first element in the lanthanide series, used in camera lenses and hydrogen storage.
Cerium: Symbol is Ce, also part of the lanthanides, used in catalysts and polishing powders.
Praseodymium: Symbol is Pr, known for its use in magnets and as a coloring agent in glass.
Neodymium: Symbol is Nd, used in strong permanent magnets and laser technology.
Promethium: Symbol is Pm, a rare and radioactive element found in some luminous paints.
Samarium: Symbol is Sm, used in specialized magnets and neutron capture.
Europium: Symbol is Eu, essential for phosphorescence in television screens and LED lights.
Gadolinium: Symbol is Gd, used in MRI contrast agents and for neutron capture.
Terbium: Symbol is Tb, utilized in green phosphors and solid-state devices.
Dysprosium: Symbol is Dy, crucial for manufacturing strong permanent magnets in electric vehicles.
Holmium: Symbol is Ho, has applications in solid-state lasers and magnetic materials.
Erbium: Symbol is Er, used in fiber optics and lasers for telecommunications.
Ytterbium: Symbol is Yb, employed in modern laser applications and as an alloying agent.
Lutetium: Symbol is Lu, used in catalysts and as a contrast agent in PET scans.

Transition Metals and Heavy Metals

Hafnium: Symbol is Hf, known for its high corrosion resistance and used in nuclear reactors.
Tantalum: Symbol is Ta, a refractory metal used in electronics and surgical implants.
Tungsten: Symbol is W, known for its high melting point, widely used in light bulb filaments and cutting tools.
Rhenium: Symbol is Re, rare and used in jet engines and high-temperature superalloys.
Osmium: Symbol is Os, the densest naturally occurring element, used in fountain pen nibs and electrical contacts.
Iridium: Symbol is Ir, highly resistant to corrosion, utilized in high-temperature applications.
Platinum: Symbol is Pt, a precious metal used in catalytic converters and jewelry.
Gold: Symbol is Au, valued for its rarity and used in coins, jewelry, and electronics.
Mercury: Symbol is Hg, the only liquid metal at room temperature, used in thermometers and barometers.
Thallium: Symbol is Tl, has applications in electrical equipment and some types of cameras.
Lead: Symbol is Pb, historically used in pipes and paints, now subject to regulation due to toxicity.
Bismuth: Symbol is Bi, used in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals as a non-toxic substitute for lead.
Polonium: Symbol is Po, a radioactive element used in some types of sensors.
Astatine: Symbol is At, rare and radioactive, with potential applications in targeted alpha-particle cancer therapies.
Radon: Symbol is Rn, a colorless, odorless gas and a health hazard at high concentrations due to radioactivity.
Francium: Symbol is Fr, extremely rare and radioactive, has no significant commercial applications.

Actinides

Radium: Symbol is Ra, radioactive and used in luminous paints and medical applications.
Actinium: Symbol is Ac, used in radiation therapy and as a neutron source.
Thorium: Symbol is Th, used in nuclear fuel and as a potential alternative to uranium.
Protactinium: Symbol is Pa, rare and mostly of interest for nuclear research.
Uranium: Symbol is U, key fuel in nuclear reactors and weaponry.
Neptunium: Symbol is Np, used in research reactors and as a potential fuel source.
Plutonium: Symbol is Pu, highly radioactive and used in nuclear weapons and power plants.
Americium: Symbol is Am, used in smoke detectors and as a radiation source in various applications.
Curium: Symbol is Cm, produced in nuclear reactors and used in scientific research.
Berkelium: Symbol is Bk, used mainly for research purposes in nuclear chemistry.
Californium: Symbol is Cf, used in neutron sources and in some medical and industrial applications.
Einsteinium: Symbol is Es, primarily for research purposes, not widely used commercially.
Fermium: Symbol is Fm, synthesized in reactors or particle accelerators, used in research settings.

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