AP WORKSHEET 2b: Elements & Symbols aluminum Al B antimony ...
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<strong>AP</strong> <strong>WORKSHEET</strong> <strong>2b</strong>: <strong>Elements</strong> & <strong>Symbols</strong><br />
Name:<br />
<strong>Al</strong>though you will always have access to a periodic table in tests and exams, the periodic table will NOT have<br />
element names on it. In that light it will be extremely helpful to you if you can begin to recognize as many of<br />
the element names and symbols as possible.<br />
1. Assign the 50 elements below to one of the four lists based upon their symbols. (50)<br />
List A: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are only the first letter of the element’s name.<br />
List B: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are the first two letters of the element’s name.<br />
List C: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are the first letter and a second letter of the element’s name.<br />
List D: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are rooted in another language or other source.<br />
ELEMENT NAME ELEMENT SYMBOL LIST A, B, C or D?<br />
<strong>aluminum</strong> <strong>Al</strong> B<br />
<strong>antimony</strong> Sb D<br />
argon Ar B<br />
arsenic As C<br />
barium Ba B<br />
beryllium Be B<br />
bismuth Bi B<br />
boron B A<br />
bromine Br B<br />
cadmium Cd C<br />
calcium Ca B<br />
carbon C A<br />
cerium Ce B<br />
cesium Cs C<br />
chlorine Cl C<br />
chromium Cr C<br />
cobalt Co B<br />
copper Cu D<br />
fluorine F A<br />
gallium Ga B<br />
gold Au D<br />
helium He B<br />
hydrogen H A<br />
iodine I A<br />
iron Fe D<br />
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List A: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are only the first letter of the element’s name.<br />
List B: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are the first two letters of the element’s name.<br />
List C: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are the first letter and a second letter of the element’s name.<br />
List D: <strong>Elements</strong> that have symbols that are rooted in another language or other source.<br />
ELEMENT NAME ELEMENT SYMBOL LIST A, B, C or D?<br />
lead Pb D<br />
lithium Li B<br />
magnesium Mg C<br />
manganese Mn C<br />
mercury Hg D<br />
neon Ne B<br />
nickel Ni B<br />
oxygen O A<br />
phosphorus P A<br />
platinum Pt C<br />
potassium K D<br />
radium Ra B<br />
selenium Se B<br />
silicon Si B<br />
silver Ag D<br />
sodium Na D<br />
strontium Sr C<br />
sulfur S A<br />
tin Sn D<br />
titanium Ti B<br />
tungsten W D<br />
uranium U A<br />
vanadium V A<br />
xenon Xe B<br />
zinc Zn C<br />
2. Using the periodic table, find one more (i.e. not those listed in question #1.) element for each list. (4)<br />
A. Y C. At<br />
B. Eu D. None<br />
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