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1 Symbol Review ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

2 Give the symbol for each element listed below.
Oxygen Tin Iodine Nitrogen Iron Chlorine Phosphorus Aluminum Copper Nickel Potassium Gold Zinc O Silicon Uranium Carbon Magnesium Sodium Calcium Hydrogen Sulfur Lead Helium Mercury Silver Si Sn U I C N Mg Fe Na Cl Ca P H Al S Cu Pb Ni He K Hg Au Ag Zn

3 Give the symbol for each element listed below.
Si Mg Ca Cl Pb Al Cu Ni S Sn N Oxygen Fe H Zn Ag Na Au C K U P Hg I Iron Helium Hydrogen Silicon Zinc Magnesium Silver Calcium Sodium Chlorine Gold Lead Carbon Aluminum Potassium Copper Uranium Nickel Phosphorus Sulfur Mercury Tin Iodine Nitrogen

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