why is the symbol S for sulphur but Na for sodium and SI for silicon
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This is because of the reactivity of the metal .
As some metals are more reactive than other and some are less reactive
As some metals are more reactive than other and some are less reactive
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We will confuse if we use same S for sulphur ,sodium,silicon instead we use latin names Natrium(Na) for sodium , S for sulphur and Si for silicon.
We will confuse if we use same S for sulphur ,sodium,silicon instead we use latin names Natrium(Na) for sodium , S for sulphur and Si for silicon.
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