Which statements are true? A. There are 11 elements represented in the periodic table by letters derived from their Hebrew origin such as Natrium, Kalium and etc. B. There are 118 elements known to occur in nature.

Which statements are true? A. There are 11 elements represented in the periodic table by letters derived from their Hebrew origin such as Natrium, Kalium and etc. B. There are 118 elements known to occur in nature.

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

SectionU1.9: Create A Table: Properties Of The Elements

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