What are the chemical symbols for the elements: gold, silver, and tin respectively? A) Ag, Au, and Sn

B) Au, Ag, and Sn

C) Au, Ag, and Ti

D) Ag, Au, and Ti

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Scarlett Holloway

Physics

6 November, 17:32

What are the chemical symbols for the elements: gold, silver, and tin respectively? A) Ag, Au, and Sn

B) Au, Ag, and Sn

C) Au, Ag, and Ti

D) Ag, Au, and Ti

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Laney Jensen · Answer 1

The answer to your question is B) Au, Ag and Sn

Explanation:

This is a brief explanation of the origin of the symbols

Gold: the symbol (Au) comes from the Latin Aurum

Silver: the symbol (Ag) comes from the Latin Argentum

Tin: the symbol (Sn) comes from the Latin Stannum

Titanium has the chemical symbol Ti-

What are the chemical symbols for the elements: gold, silver, and tin respectively? A) Ag, Au, and SnB) Au, Ag, and SnC) Au, Ag, and TiD) Ag, Au, and Ti

What are the chemical symbols for the elements: gold, silver, and tin respectively? A) Ag, Au, and Sn

B) Au, Ag, and Sn

C) Au, Ag, and Ti

D) Ag, Au, and Ti