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Atoms are the building blocks of all matter. John Dalton was the first scientist to use symbols to represent elements, with some symbols coming from the first letter of the Latin name or place of discovery. Now, the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) establishes standardized naming and symbols for elements based on their atomic structure and properties.
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- 2. ■List out the things what you observe in this classroom.
- 3. ■How these things were formed?
- 8. ■The building blocks of all the matters are know as atoms.
- 9. ■Could you give the more building blocks of different things?
- 10. 1.What is atom? 2.Why should we care about atoms?
- 13. Berzelius opted to use the first letter of the Latin name of the chemical compound instead of drawing circles or arrows. He thus symbolized Carbon as C and Oxygen as O . If two letters had the same first letter then the first two letters were to be used as the symbols.
- 14. ■Gold- yellow (English) ■Copper – Cyprus (first identified place) ■Fe-Ferrum (latin) iron ■K- kalium(potassium) ■Na- sodium (Natrium)
- 15. ■Would you give the more examples for symbol of elements based on IUPAC?
- 16. 1. Give the example of dalton symbols for elements? 2. What is the meaning of gold in English?
- 17. ■ The building blocks of all the matter are atoms ■ Atoms are very small ■ Dalton was the first scientist to use the symbols for elements. ■ Beginning the natural elements were derived from first letter of the place where they were found firstly. ■ Some were based on their colour ■ Some are based on IUPAC naming ■ IUPAC:- international union of pure applied chemistry.
- 18. Home assignment ■ Fill in the black 1.Expand IUPAC...,..,.....,........ ■ Answer in one sentence 2.What is atom? ■ Answer it in a paragra 3. Explain the IUPAC naming? ■ Activity 1.Draw the Dalton’s symbols for the different elements.