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the chemical symbols derived from Latin .

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Answer 1

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Sometimes the symbol is derived from the Latin name—e.g., Au for aurum, gold, and Na for natrium, sodium. ... The present chemical symbols express the systematizing of chemistry by the atomic theory of matter.

Answer 2

Answer:

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

Potassium – Kalium (K)

Iron – Ferrum (Fe)

Copper – Cuprum (Cu)

Silver – Argentum (Ag)

Tin – Stannum (Sn)

Antimony – Stibium (Sb).

Tungsten – Wolfram (W)

zinc- Zn

Gold -- Aurum

Mercury- Hydragyrum

Lead - Plumbum

Antimony - stibium

There are main eleven (11) elements {latin}