Practice: Based on the number of protons each element has, which would you expect to be chemically similar?
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The Element Symbols of the Periodic Table represent the abbreviated form of an element.
Concept #1: Most element symbols are based on the first letter(s) of the element, but a few are based on their Latin names.
Example #1: Name the halogen with the smallest atomic number.
a) Fluorine, F b) Chlorine, Cl c) Bromine, Br d) Iodine, I e) Scandium, Sc
Practice: Based on the number of protons each element has, which would you expect to be chemically similar?
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