Academic GK : Science GK fackts about Chemical symbols of materials.

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Here are 50 general knowledge facts about chemical symbols of materials & elements.

1. H: Hydrogen 
- the lightest and most abundant chemical element in the universe.

2. He: Helium
 - a noble gas known for its low density and use in balloons and airships.

3. Li: Lithium
 - a metal used in rechargeable batteries and psychiatric medication.

4. Be: Beryllium
 - a lightweight metal used in aerospace and electronic industries.

5. B: Boron 
- a metalloid used in various industrial applications, including glass production.

6. C: Carbon
 - an essential element for life, found in all organic compounds.

7. N: Nitrogen 
- a gas making up the majority of Earth's atmosphere and crucial for life.

8. O: Oxygen 
- a gas essential for respiration and combustion.

9. F: Fluorine
 - a highly reactive halogen gas used in various industrial processes.

10. Ne: Neon 
- a noble gas used in lighting and advertising signs.

11. Na: Sodium
 - a highly reactive metal used in various industrial processes and as table salt.

12. Mg: Magnesium
 - a lightweight metal used in alloys and as a dietary supplement.

13. Al: Aluminum
 - a lightweight metal used extensively in construction and packaging.

14. Si: Silicon 
- a semiconductor material used in electronics and solar cells.

15. P: Phosphorus 
- an essential element for life, found in DNA and cell membranes.

16. S: Sulfur 
- a nonmetal used in the production of sulfuric acid and fertilizers.

17. Cl: Chlorine 
- a highly reactive halogen gas used in water treatment and as a disinfectant.

18. Ar: Argon 
- a noble gas used in various industrial applications, including welding.

19. K: Potassium 
- an essential element for life, found in bananas and other fruits.

20. Ca: Calcium 
- a metal essential for bone health and nerve function.

21. Sc: Scandium 
- a transition metal used in aerospace and lighting applications.

22. Ti: Titanium 
- a lightweight metal used in aerospace, medical implants, and sports equipment.

23. V: Vanadium
 - a transition metal used in steel production and energy storage.

24. Cr: Chromium 
- a metal used in stainless steel production and as a corrosion inhibitor.

25. Mn: Manganese
 - a transition metal used in steel production and as a dietary supplement.

26. Fe: Iron 
- a metal essential for hemoglobin and widely used in construction and manufacturing.

27. Co: Cobalt
 - a transition metal used in rechargeable batteries and magnetic alloys.

28. Ni: Nickel
 - a metal used in stainless steel production and as a catalyst.

29. Cu: Copper
 - a metal known for its conductivity, used in wiring and plumbing.

30. Zn: Zinc
 - a metal used in galvanizing steel and as a dietary supplement.

31. Ga: Gallium 
- a metal used in semiconductors and LEDs.
32. Ge: Germanium - a semiconductor material used in electronics.

33. As: Arsenic 
- a metalloid with toxic properties, historically used in pesticides and poisons.

34. Se: Selenium 
- a nonmetal used in electronics and as a dietary supplement.

35. Br: Bromine 
- a highly reactive halogen liquid used in flame retardants and pharmaceuticals.

36. Kr: Krypton 
- a noble gas used in lighting and laser applications.

37. Rb: Rubidium 
- an alkali metal used in research and specialty batteries.

38. Sr: Strontium 
- a metal used in fireworks and as a component in medical imaging.

39. Y: Yttrium 
- a transition metal used in alloys and phosphors for color television tubes.

40. Zr: Zirconium
 - a metal used in nuclear reactors and as a corrosion-resistant material.

41. Nb: Niobium
 - a transition metal used in superconducting magnets and aerospace applications.

42. Mo: Molybdenum
 - a transition metal used in steel alloys and lubricants.

43. Tc: Technetium
 - a synthetic element used in medical imaging.

44. Ru: Ruthenium
 - a transition metal used in electronics and catalysis.

45. Rh: Rhodium 
- a precious metal used in catalytic converters and jewelry.

46. Pd: Palladium 
- a precious metal used in catalytic converters and electronics.

47. Ag: Silver
 - a precious metal used in jewelry, currency, and electronics.

48. Cd: Cadmium 
- a toxic metal used in batteries and pigments.

49. In: Indium
 - a metal used in semiconductors and LCD screens.

50. Sn: Tin 
- a metal used in soldering and as a corrosion-resistant coating.

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