I need several states that are in the periodic table. I need the element, symbol, and the state it represents?
thanks a lot ill get u points in return
thanks a lot ill get u points in return
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Well, V that's an interesting question. I never thought about that in that way. Let's see how many I can get right. A bunch, I'll bet! I think going in order of the Periodic Table would be least confusing, as will using the USPS two letter abbreviation for the State Name. So here I go!
10) Ne; Neon; Nebraska.
13) Al; Aluminum; Alabama.
18) Ar; Argon; Arkansas.
20) Ca; Calcium; California.
21) Sc; Scandium; South Carolina
25) Mn; Manganese; Michigan.
27) Co; Cobalt; Colorado.
31) Ga; Gallium; Georgia.
42) Mo; Molybdenum; Missouri.
49) In; Indium; Indiana.
57) La; Lanthanum; Louisiana.
91) Pa; Protactinium; Pennsylvania.
101) Md; Mendelevium; Maryland.
That is 13 of them, not bad seeing we have only 50 States, not 58 like Obama seems to think, and 110 known elements. Of those, about 19-20 only hang around for microseconds in the lab.
It's your call if you want to allow: H; Hydrogen; Hawaii. N; Nitrogen; Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, New Mexico or New Jersey. O; Oxygen; Ohio, Oregon or Oklahoma. I; Iodine; Iowa or Idaho. Pr; Praseodymium; Porto Rico. U; Uranium; Utah. V; Vanadium; Vermont or Virginia.
That's about all I can come up with right now. Maybe if I thought about it a while, I MAY squeeze out one more, but don't really think so. Thanks for this question, V, it got my brain working again.
10) Ne; Neon; Nebraska.
13) Al; Aluminum; Alabama.
18) Ar; Argon; Arkansas.
20) Ca; Calcium; California.
21) Sc; Scandium; South Carolina
25) Mn; Manganese; Michigan.
27) Co; Cobalt; Colorado.
31) Ga; Gallium; Georgia.
42) Mo; Molybdenum; Missouri.
49) In; Indium; Indiana.
57) La; Lanthanum; Louisiana.
91) Pa; Protactinium; Pennsylvania.
101) Md; Mendelevium; Maryland.
That is 13 of them, not bad seeing we have only 50 States, not 58 like Obama seems to think, and 110 known elements. Of those, about 19-20 only hang around for microseconds in the lab.
It's your call if you want to allow: H; Hydrogen; Hawaii. N; Nitrogen; Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, New Mexico or New Jersey. O; Oxygen; Ohio, Oregon or Oklahoma. I; Iodine; Iowa or Idaho. Pr; Praseodymium; Porto Rico. U; Uranium; Utah. V; Vanadium; Vermont or Virginia.
That's about all I can come up with right now. Maybe if I thought about it a while, I MAY squeeze out one more, but don't really think so. Thanks for this question, V, it got my brain working again.
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CA - California - calcium
MN - Minnesota - manganese
AL - Alabama - aluminum
That was fun!
MN - Minnesota - manganese
AL - Alabama - aluminum
That was fun!
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Ar Argon =Arkansas
Al Aluminum =Alabama
Ca Calcium =California
Co Cobalt = Colorado
Ga Galium= Georgia
Ne Neon= Nebraska
Md Mendelevium= Maryland
Mt Meitnerium= Montana
Al Aluminum =Alabama
Ca Calcium =California
Co Cobalt = Colorado
Ga Galium= Georgia
Ne Neon= Nebraska
Md Mendelevium= Maryland
Mt Meitnerium= Montana