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Which substance has a chemical symbol that is derived from a Latin name? a) potassium b) hydrogen c) calcium d) oxygen
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Well, if you look at the chemical symbols for hydrogen, calcium, and oxygen, you can see that the chemical symbols are derived from the english names H = Hydrogen, which makes sense because Hydrogen starts with H Ca = Calcium O = Oxygen However, notice that potassium has the chemical symbol K, because the Latin name for potassium is Kalium Best answer is A
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