Question

State latin or Greek name and symbol of sodium copper lead tungsten

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Explanation:

Sodium – Natrium (Na)

Sodium's Latin name, 'natrium', derives from the Greek 'nítron' (a name for sodium carbonate).

Copper – Cuprum (Cu)

Copper's Latin name was 'cyprium', which itself comes from 'kypros', the Greek name for Cyprus. The island of Cyprus was famous centuries ago for its copper reserves. The name was eventually simplified to 'cuprum', and this eventually morphed into the English version, copper.

Plumbum

Lead – Plumbum

Lead's Latin name, 'plumbum', likely originally derives from a language pre-dating Ancient Greek.

The symbol for tungsten, W, comes from tungsten's Latin name Wolfram. The Latin name is derived from the tungsten mineral wolframite.