The chemical symbol of iron is "Fe" and not "Ir" , as we would have expected it to be. Why is it so? Give examples of any two other elements for which chemical symbol is different from the shortened form of the Original element name.
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fe is nothing but ferrum that is Latin name of iron .
examples:
Ag is argentinum is silver
so, many examples is there
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many chemical symbols of elements in the periodic table have derived from their latin names, as iron's latin name is ferrum and chemical symbol is Fe.
example- silver - argentum - Ag
gold -aurum - au
sodium- natrium - Na
many element's symbols come from their original name
examples
bromine- br
chlorine- cl
these symbols remain same in compounds.
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