1. Chemical Symbols of Elements
2. Valency
3. Electrovalent (Ionic) Bond and Electrovalency
4. Chemical Formula
5. Electrovalency for Some Monoatomic Negatitve Ions
6. Polyatomic Radicals/Ions (For Ionic Compounds)
7. Negative Ions (Acid radicals) Valency Table
8. Hit and Trial Method (Inspection Method)
9. Complete Chemical Equation
10. Ionic Equations
11. Solubility Rules
12. Broad Classification of Inorganic Reactions
13. Practice Questions
14. Answers to SAQs
15. Answers to Practice Questions
Chemical Symbols of Elements
- There are a total of 118 elements discovered till date. These are arrangeed systematically in the periodic table. The modern period table (Long form) has 18 vertical columns called GROUPS and 7 horizontal rows called PERIODS, the details of which will be discussed in s separate chapter.
- Each element has a unique one or two letter short identity code called SYMBOL.
- Most of them are derived from their Latin names, with a few from Greek, German and English names. Some elements are named after scientists, important places, planets, etc.
- If more than one elements have the same starting letter, then a second letter from the name is used to distinguish that element from the rest. The first letter is capital and the second letter (if any) is small.
- The following tables give the symbols of elements with their atomic numbers(Z) inside parentheses in a group-wise
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