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Name of the elements, their symbol, atomic number and mass number from 1-30

 

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Elements Name

Elements Symbol

Atomic number

Atomic Mass

Trick to Remember  Element Symbols

क्रमांक

तत्वों के नाम

परमाणु प्रतीक 

परमाणु क्रमांक

परमाणु द्रव्यमान

प्रतीक याद रखने का तरीका

1

Hydrogen हाइड्रोजन 

H

1

1

Hi  - H

2

Helium हिलियम

He

2

4

Hello   - He

3

Lithium लीथियम

Li

3

7

Listen  -  Li

4

Beryllium बेरिलियम 

Be

4

9

B -   Be

5

Boron बोरोन

B

5

11

B  -   B

6

Carbon कार्बन

C

6

12

C  -  C

7

Nitrogen नाइट्रोजन

N

7

14

News  -  N

8

Oxygen ऑक्सीजन

O

8

16

On  - O

9

Fluorine फ्लोरिन

F

9

19

Friday  -  F

10

Neon नियोन

Ne

10

20

Neights  -  Ne

11

Sodium सोडियम

Na

11

23

Na  -  Na

12

Magnesium मैगनीशियम

Mg

12

24

Mango -  Mg

13

Aluminium एल्यूमीनियम 

Al

13

27

Allah  -  Al

14

Silicon सिलिकन

Si

14

28

Se - Si

15

Phosphorus फॉस्फोरस

P

15

31

Pepsi -  P

16

Sulphur सल्फर

S

16

32

Soda  -  S

17

Chlorine क्लोरीन

Cl

17

35.5

Coca Cola  -  Cl

18

Argon ऑर्गन

Ar

18

40

Ar  -  Ar

19

Potassium पोटIशियम

K

19

39

 Kaju  -  K

20

Calcium कैल्शियम

Ca

20

40

Catli  -  Ca

21

Scandium स्कैनडियम

Sc

21

-

Sakti - Sc

22

Titanium टाइटेनियम

Ti

22

-

Sakti -  Ti

23

Vanadium वेनेडियम

V

23

-

Vkraman  - V

24

Chromium क्रोमियम

Cr

24

-

Vkraman  -  Cr

25

Manganese मैग्नीज

Mn

25

-

Vkraman  -  Mn

26

Iron आयरन

Fe

26

-

FeCo  -  Fe

27

Cobalt कोबाल्ट

Co

27

-

FeCo  -  Co

28

Nickel निकल

Ni

28

-

Niccu  -  Ni

29

Copper कॉपर

Cu

29

-

Niccu  -  Cu

30

Zinc जिंक

Zn

30

-

Zn - Zn

 

Trick to Remember  Element Symbols

Hi hello, Listen BBC News on Friday nights

Na mango, Allah se Pepsi soda, Coca Cola or Kaju Katli

Sakti Vikraman FeCo Niccu Zn

तत्वों के परमाणु प्रतीक याद रखने का तरीका:

हाई हैलो लिसन बी बी सी न्यू़ज ऑन फ्राइडे नाइट

ना मांगो, अल्लाह से पेप्सी सोडा। कोका कोला और काजू कतली। 

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