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cmn-Hans-CN: 科目	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: kēmù	deu-Latn-DE: Fach [n]	eng-Latn-US: subject	fra-Latn-FR: matière [f]	jpn-Jpan-JP: 科目	jpn-Hrkt-JP: か↑もく	rus-Cyrl-RU: предме́т

			element name
			element property

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Element Name

cmn-Hans-CN: 概念	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: gàiniàn	eng-Latn-US: concept	eng-Latn-US: prerequisite

氢	qīng	hydrogen	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氦	hài	helium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
锂	lǐ	lithium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
铍	pí	beryllium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硼	péng	boron	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
碳	tàn	carbon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氮	dàn	nitrogen	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氧	yǎng	oxygen	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氟	fú	fluorine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氖	nǎi	neon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钠	nà	sodium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
镁	měi	magnesium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
铝	lǚ	aluminum	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硅	guī	silicon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
磷	lín	phosphorus	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
硫	liú	sulfu	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氯	lǜ	chlorine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
氩	yà	argon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钾	jiǎ	potassium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
钙	gài	calcium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		scandium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		titanium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		vanadium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		chromium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		manganese	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		iron	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		cobalt	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		nickel	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		copper	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		zinc	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		gallium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		germanium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		arsenic	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		selenium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		bromine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		krypton	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		rubidium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		strontium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		yttrium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		zirconium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		niobium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		molybdenum	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		technetium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		ruthenium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		rhodium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		palladium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		silver	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		cadmium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		indium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		tin	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		antimony	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		tellurium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		iodine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		xenon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		caesium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		barium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		lanthanum	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		cerium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		praseodymium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		neodymium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		promethium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		samarium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		europium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		gadolinium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		terbium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		dysprosium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		holmium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		erbium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		thulium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		ytterbium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		lutetium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		hafnium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		tantalum	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		tungsten	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		rhenium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		osmium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		iridium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		platinum	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		gold	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		mercury	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		thallium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		lead	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		bismuth	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		polonium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		astatine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		radon	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		francium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		radium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		actinium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		thorium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		protactinium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		uranium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		neptunium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		plutonium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		americium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		curium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		berkelium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		californium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		einsteinium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		fermium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		mendelevium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		nobelium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		lawrencium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		rutherfordium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		dubnium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		seaborgium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		bohrium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		hassium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		meitnerium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		darmstdtium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		roentgenium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		copernicium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		nihonium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		flerovium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		moscovium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		livermorium	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		tennessine	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>
		oganesson	atomic nucleus <particle physics>; electron <particle physics>

Element Property

cmn-Hans-CN: 概念	cmn-Hans-CN: 前提	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: gàiniàn	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: qiántí	deu-Latn-DE: Begriff [m]	deu-Latn-DE: Voraussetzung [f]	eng-Latn-US: concept	eng-Latn-US: prerequisite	fra-Latn-FR: concept [m]	fra-Latn-FR: préalable [m]	jpn-Jpan-JP: 概念	jpn-Jpan-JP: 前提	jpn-Hrkt-JP: が↓いねん	jpn-Hrkt-JP: ぜ↑んてい	rus-Cyrl-RU: конце́пция	rus-Cyrl-RU: предпосы́лка

Appendix

Sentence

cmn-Hans-CN: 语句	cmn-Hans-CN: 前提	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: yǔjù	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: qiántí	deu-Latn-DE: Satz [m]	deu-Latn-DE: Voraussetzung [f]	eng-Latn-US: sentence	eng-Latn-US: prerequisite	fra-Latn-FR: phrase [f]	fra-Latn-FR: préalable [m]	jpn-Jpan-JP: 文章	jpn-Jpan-JP: 前提	jpn-Hrkt-JP: ぶ↑んしょ↓う	jpn-Hrkt-JP: ぜ↑んてい	rus-Cyrl-RU: фра́за	rus-Cyrl-RU: предпосы́лка

Symbol

symbol	cmn-Hans-CN: 含义	cmn-Latn.Pinyin-CN: hányì	deu-Latn-DE: Bedeutung [f]	eng-Latn-US: meaning	fra-Latn-FR: signification [f]	jpn-Jpan-JP: 意味	jpn-Hrkt-JP: い↓み	rus-Cyrl-RU: значе́ние
Ac
Ag
Al
Am
Ar
As
At
Au
B
Ba
Be
Bh
Bi
Bk
Br
C
Ca
Cd
Ce
Cf
Cl
Cm
Cn
Co
Cr
Cs
Cu
Db
Ds
Dy
Er
Es
Eu
F
Fe
Fl
Fm
Fr
Ga
Gd
Ge
H
He
Hf
Hg
Ho
Hs
I
In
Ir
K
Kr
La
Li
Lr
Lu
Lv
Mc
Md
Mg
Mn
Mo
Mt
N
Na
Nb
Nd
Ne
Nh
Ni
No
Np
O
Og
Os
P
Pa
Pb
Pd
Pm
Po
Pr
Pt
Pu
Ra
Rb
Re
Rf
Rg
Rh
Rn
Ru
S
Sb
Sc
Se
Sg
Si
Sm
Sn
Sr
Ta
Tb
Tc
Te
Th
Ti
Tl
Tm
Ts
U
V
T
Xe
Y
Yb
Zn
Zr

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Kalzium	multiple languages	https://apps.kde.org/kalzium/
periodic-table.io	multiple languages	https://periodic-table.io/

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