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Mg Magnesium
-Mr. Magnesium replaced “r” with “g” in “Mr” and got the abbreviation of his name, Mg.

Kr Krypton
-Kryptonite is Superman’s enemy, so don’t confuse it with krypton the element.

Ca Calcium
-Cali eats calcium

Br Bromine
-Think of your bro when you think of Bromine, for the symbol erase the “o” and you got bromine.

C Carbon
-It’s really simple just think “C is for cookie, but also for Carbon.”

As Arsenic
-Arsenal is weapons, but arsenic is an element, think of As when you think of it and your all set.

Si Silicon
-Silly silicon is something you don’t hear everyday. Take away “lly” and you get Silicon’s symbol.

S Sulfur
-Yucky blucky sulfur smell, think of “S” not an egg.

Li Lithium
-Don’t li when talkin bout the elements, just say the truth.

Hg Mercury
-Mercury don’t wanna be hugged, give it a break and take away “u.”

Ni Nickel
-No one wants to buy a pickle for a nickel including me, but Ni might.

He Helium
-He sells Helium while eating a hot dog.

B Boron
-You might be a moron, but Bohr wasn’t, nor was he bored, but for some reason there’s an element called Boron and its symbol is a “B.”

Co Cobalt
-Corn on the cob is very different from cobalt, so don’t jumble them together, Cobalt is an element symbolized by “Co.”

Au Gold
-What a silly combo, gold doesn’t start with “Au” but I guess things in life don’t make sense all the time.

Na Sodium
-Sodium is n/a for thee question asked but I guess it is “Na” when it comes to the table of elements

H Hydrogen
-Hi, I’m hydrogen when you think of me think of “H” or water.

Be Beryllium
-Be a berry, or a beryllium.

Cl Chlorine
It’s really simple just think of how you’d spell it in second grade than write down the first two letters.

K Potassium
-K, so I’m not a potato, I’m just an element.

Pb Lead
-I’m not below nor above the pencil, I’m inside and my name’s Lead.

O Oxygen
-You breath me in, sometimes your mouth resembles an “o”

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