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Chemistry & Elements

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  1. Q1 What is the chemical symbol for sodium?

    • So
    • Sd
    • Na
    • Sm
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    Na — The chemical symbol for sodium is Na, from natrium, the old Latin name; sodium is part of table salt.

  2. Q2 Which negatively charged particle orbits the nucleus of an atom?

    • Proton
    • Neutron
    • Electron
    • Photon
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    Electron — Electrons carry a negative charge and zoom around the nucleus of an atom.

  3. Q3 What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?

    • Lead
    • Mercury
    • Sodium
    • Gallium
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    Mercury — Mercury is the only metal that is liquid at normal room temperature, which is why it was used in old thermometers.

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