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Directions: Write the name of the element on the line next to the chemical symbol. Name _______________________________ Teacher______________________________ Period 1 2 3 6 7 Date _______________________________ H ______________________ Co ______________________ He _____________________ Ni ______________________ Li _____________________ Cu _____________________ B ______________________ Zn ______________________ C ______________________ As ______________________ N ______________________ Br ______________________ O ______________________ Ag ______________________ F ______________________ Cd _____________________ Ne _____________________ Sn ______________________ Na _____________________ I _______________________ Mg _____________________ Cs _____________________ Al ______________________ Ba ______________________ Si ______________________ Pt ______________________ P _______________________ Au _____________________ S _______________________ Hg _____________________ Cl _____________________ Pb _____________________ K ______________________ Rn _____________________ Ca ______________________ U ______________________ Ti ______________________ Pu ______________________ Cr _____________________ Mn _____________________ Fe _____________________ Directions: Write the symbol on the line next to the name of the element. Reminder: The first letter is always capital; any letters that follow are lower case. Hydrogen _______________________ Cobalt _________________________ Helium _________________________ Nickel __________________________ Lithium ________________________ Copper ______________________ From Latin; much copper was mined in Cyprus Boron _________________________ Zinc _________________________ Carbon _________________________ Arsenic ______________________ Nitrogen _______________________ Bromine _____________________ Oxygen ________________________ Silver _________________________ Fluorine _______________________ Neon __________________________ Sodium _______________________ The symbol comes from the neo-Latin name for a common sodium compound named natrium, which comes from the Greek nítron, a kind of natural salt. Magnesium ___________________ Aluminum _____________________ Silicon ________________________ Phosphorus _____________________ Sulfur __________________________ The symbol comes from the Latin argentums meaning 'silver' Cadmium _______________________ Tin __________________________ The symbol derives from its Latin name stannum, a word used by the Romans to describe an alloy of lead and silver. Later, stannum meant tin. Iodine ______________________ Cesium ______________________ Barium _______________________ Platinum ________________________ Gold _________________________ Latin aurum for "shining dawn" Chlorine _______________________ Mercury _________________________ Potassium ______________________ The symbol comes from hydrargyrum, a Latinized form of the Greek word hydrargyros, which is a compound word meaning 'water' and 'silver'. The name kalium was taken from the word alkali, which came from Arabic al qalÄ«y = "the calcined ashes". Lead _________________________ Calcium ________________________ Lead's symbol is an abbreviation of its Latin name plumbum. The English word "plumbing" also derives from this Latin root. Titanium ________________________ Radon _________________________ Chromium _______________________ Uranium ________________________ Manganese ______________________ Plutonium________________________ Iron ____________________________ The symbol comes from the Latin ferrum meaning iron.
