Periodic table: elements 1–50
Memorize the symbols, names and atomic numbers of the first 50 elements, from hydrogen to tin.
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- 1HElement symbolHydrogen · 1
- 2HeElement symbolHelium · 2
- 3LiElement symbolLithium · 3
- 4BeElement symbolBeryllium · 4
- 5BElement symbolBoron · 5
- 6CElement symbolCarbon · 6
- 7NElement symbolNitrogen · 7
- 8OElement symbolOxygen · 8
- 9FElement symbolFluorine · 9
- 10NeElement symbolNeon · 10
- 11NaElement symbolSodium · 11From the Latin natrium.
- 12MgElement symbolMagnesium · 12
- 13AlElement symbolAluminium (aluminum) · 13
- 14SiElement symbolSilicon · 14
- 15PElement symbolPhosphorus · 15
- 16SElement symbolSulfur · 16
- 17ClElement symbolChlorine · 17
- 18ArElement symbolArgon · 18
- 19KElement symbolPotassium · 19From the Latin kalium.
- 20CaElement symbolCalcium · 20
- 21ScElement symbolScandium · 21
- 22TiElement symbolTitanium · 22
- 23VElement symbolVanadium · 23
- 24CrElement symbolChromium · 24
- 25MnElement symbolManganese · 25
- 26FeElement symbolIron · 26From the Latin ferrum.
- 27CoElement symbolCobalt · 27
- 28NiElement symbolNickel · 28
- 29CuElement symbolCopper · 29From the Latin cuprum.
- 30ZnElement symbolZinc · 30
- 31GaElement symbolGallium · 31
- 32GeElement symbolGermanium · 32
- 33AsElement symbolArsenic · 33
- 34SeElement symbolSelenium · 34
- 35BrElement symbolBromine · 35
- 36KrElement symbolKrypton · 36
- 37RbElement symbolRubidium · 37
- 38SrElement symbolStrontium · 38
- 39YElement symbolYttrium · 39
- 40ZrElement symbolZirconium · 40
- 41NbElement symbolNiobium · 41
- 42MoElement symbolMolybdenum · 42
- 43TcElement symbolTechnetium · 43The lightest element with no stable isotopes.
- 44RuElement symbolRuthenium · 44
- 45RhElement symbolRhodium · 45
- 46PdElement symbolPalladium · 46
- 47AgElement symbolSilver · 47From the Latin argentum.
- 48CdElement symbolCadmium · 48
- 49InElement symbolIndium · 49
- 50SnElement symbolTin · 50From the Latin stannum.
Frequently asked questions
Why does sodium use the symbol Na?
Several symbols come from Latin names: Na from natrium, K from kalium, Fe from ferrum, Cu from cuprum, Ag from argentum and Sn from stannum.
What is the atomic number?
The number of protons in an atom’s nucleus. It defines the element and sets its place in the periodic table.
Will there be cards for elements 51–118?
Not in this deck yet. You can add your own cards to the deck after adding it to your collection.
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