Magnesium is Mg. Mn is manganese.

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Magnesium is Mg. Mn is manganese. QUESTION: Which of the these elements is paired with its correct symbol? A. magnesium, Mn B. potassium, Po C. fluorine, F D. argon, AR Argon is Ar. SCRIPT: Which of the these elements is paired with its correct symbol? Magnesium, … potassium…, fluorine…, or cobalt PAUSE We can immediately eliminate choice D. In the symbol for any element, the first letter… and only the first letter… should be capitalized. CROSS OUT D CLICK The symbol for argon is upper case A, lower case R. Even though R is written small here, it’s still capitalized. CLICK The symbol for magnesium is capital M, lower case g. Capital M, lower case N is the symbol for manganese. So choice A is wrong. CROSS OUT A CLICK The symbol for potassium is capital K. K is the first letter in the Latin name for potassium, which is Kalium. Capital P, lower case O is the symbol for So choice B is wrong. CROSS OUT B. Choice C is correct. The symbol for fluorine is capital F. Magnesium is Mg. Mn is manganese. Potassium is K. Latin name of potassium is Kalium. Po is polonium.

Video ID: 1-5-1 © 2008, Project VALUE (Video Assessment Library for Undergraduate Education), Department of Physical Sciences Nicholls State University Author: Glenn V. Lo Narrator: Funded by Louisiana Board of Regents Contract No. LA-DL-SELECT-13-07/08