Chemical symbol
A chemical symbol is an abbreviation or short representation of the name of a chemical element. Natural elements all have symbols of one or two letters; some man-made elements have symbols of three letters.
Chemical symbols are listed in the periodic table and are used as shorthand and in chemical equations, e.g., 2 H + O → H2O
Because chemical symbols are often derived from the Latin or Greek name of the element, they may not bear much resemblance to the common English name, e.g., Na for sodium and Au for gold.
See also: List of elements by symbol, List of elements by name, List of elements by number
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cast ashore, I know I have paid at some time for that poem with some
up just so much of my vital capital. But besides all the impressions
the management of that wonderful instrument I spoke of,---the great
all to himself and his tribe, but the man who moulds his thought in
glorify them by his handling. I don't know that you must break any
but read your Milton and see what training, what patient labor, it
harmonies.
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themselves so there is no doubt whatever. On the whole, I do not
duties, as to settle it in one's mind that one is a poet. I have,
the impression that they were gifted beings, destined to soar in the
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