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|symbol=H |etymology=[[Greek language|Greek]] elements ''hydro-'' and ''{{nowrap|-gen}}'', '[[water]]-forming'
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|symbol=He |etymology=Greek ''hḗlios'', '[[sun]]'
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|symbol=Li |etymology=Greek ''líthos'', '[[stone]]'
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|symbol=Be |etymology=[[Beryl]], a mineral (ultimately from the name of [[Belur, Karnataka|Belur]] in southern India)<ref>{{cite dictionary |title=beryl |dictionary=[[Merriam-Webster]] |url=http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/beryl |access-date=January 27, 2014 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131009130722/http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/beryl |archive-date=October 9, 2013 |df=dmy-all}}</ref>
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|symbol=B |etymology=[[Borax]], a mineral (from [[Arabic]] ''[[wikt: بورق#Arabic|bawraq]]'')
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|symbol=C |etymology=[[Latin]] ''carbo'', '[[coal]]'
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|symbol=N |etymology=Greek ''nítron'' and ''{{nowrap|-gen}}'', '[[niter]]-forming'
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|symbol=O |etymology=Greek ''oxy-'' and ''{{nowrap|-gen}}'', '[[acid]]-forming'
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|symbol=F |etymology=Latin ''fluere'', 'to flow'
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|symbol=Ne |etymology=Greek ''néon'', 'new'
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|symbol=Na |etymology=[[English language|English]] (from medieval Latin) ''soda'' |etymology-symbol=Symbol Na is derived from [[New Latin]] ''[[wikt:natrium#Latin|natrium]]'', coined from German ''[[wikt:Natron|Natron]]'', '[[natron]]'
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|symbol=Mg |etymology=[[Magnesia (regional unit)|Magnesia]], a district of Eastern [[Thessaly]] in [[Greece]]
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|symbol=Al |etymology=[[Aluminium oxide|Alumina]], from Latin ''alumen'' (gen. ''aluminis''), 'bitter salt, [[alum]]'
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|symbol=Si |etymology=Latin ''silex'', '[[flint]]' (originally ''silicium'')
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|symbol=P |etymology=Greek ''phōsphóros'', 'light-bearing'
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|symbol=S |etymology=Latin ''sulphur'', 'brimstone'
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|symbol=Cl |etymology=Greek ''chlōrós'', 'greenish yellow'
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|symbol=Ar |etymology=Greek ''argós'', 'idle' (because of its [[chemically inert|inertness]])
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|symbol=K |etymology=[[New Latin]] ''potassa'', '[[potash]]', itself from ''pot'' and ''ash'' |etymology-symbol=Symbol K is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:kalium#Latin|kalium]]''
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|symbol=Ca |etymology=Latin ''calx'', '[[lime (material)|lime]]'
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|symbol=Sc |etymology=Latin ''Scandia'', '[[Scandinavia]]'
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|symbol=Ti |etymology=[[Titan (mythology)|Titans]], the sons of the Earth goddess of Greek mythology
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|symbol=V |etymology=[[List of names of Freyja|Vanadis]], an [[Old Norse]] name for the Scandinavian goddess [[Freyja]]
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|symbol=Cr |etymology=Greek ''chróma'', '[[colour]]'
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|symbol=Mn |etymology=Corrupted from ''[[wikt:magnesia#Latin|magnesia]] [[wikt:negra#Latin|negra]]''; see [[#Mg|§ magnesium]]
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|symbol=Fe |etymology=English word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Fe is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:ferrum#Latin|ferrum]]''
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|symbol=Co |etymology=[[German language|German]] ''[[wikt:Kobold#German|Kobold]]'', '[[goblin]]'
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|symbol=Ni |etymology=Nickel, a mischievous [[sprite (folklore)|sprite]] of German miner mythology
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|symbol=Cu |etymology=English word, from Latin ''[[wikt:cuprum#Latin|cuprum]]'', from Ancient Greek [[wikt:Κύπρος#Ancient Greek|Kýpros]] '[[Cyprus]]'
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|symbol=Zn |etymology=Most likely from German ''[[wikt:Zinke#German|Zinke]]'', 'prong' or 'tooth', though some suggest [[Persian language|Persian]] ''[[wikt:سنگ#Persian|sang]]'', 'stone'
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|symbol=Ga |etymology=Latin ''[[Gallia]]'', '[[France]]'
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|symbol=Ge |etymology=Latin ''[[Germania]]'', '[[Germany]]'
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|symbol=As |etymology=[[French language|French]] ''[[wikt:arsenic#Middle French|arsenic]]'', from Greek ''[[wikt:ἀρσενικόν#Ancient Greek|arsenikón]]'' 'yellow arsenic' (influenced by ''[[wikt:ἀρσενικός#Ancient Greek|arsenikós]]'', 'masculine' or 'virile'), from a [[West Asia]]n [[wanderword]] ultimately from [[Old Iranian]] ''*zarniya-ka'', 'golden'
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|symbol=Se |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:σελήνη#Ancient Greek|selḗnē]]'', '[[moon]]'
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|symbol=Br |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:βρῶμος#Ancient Greek|brômos]]'', 'stench'
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|symbol=Kr |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:κρυπτός#Ancient Greek|kryptós]]'', 'hidden'
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|symbol=Rb |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:rubidus#Latin|rubidus]]'', 'deep red'
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|symbol=Sr |etymology=[[Strontian]], a village in [[Scotland]], where it was found
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|symbol=Y |etymology=[[Ytterby]], [[Sweden]], where it was found; see also [[#Tb|terbium]], [[#Er|erbium]], [[#Yb|ytterbium]]
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|symbol=Zr |etymology=[[Zircon]], a mineral, from [[Persian language|Persian]] zargun, 'gold-hued'
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|symbol=Nb |etymology=[[Niobe]], daughter of king [[Tantalus]] from Greek mythology; see also [[#Ta|tantalum]]
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|symbol=Mo |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:μολύβδαινα#Ancient Greek|molýbdaina]]'', 'piece of [[lead]]', from ''[[wikt:μόλυβδος#Ancient Greek|mólybdos]]'', 'lead', due to confusion with lead ore [[galena]] (PbS)
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|symbol=Tc |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:τεχνητός#Ancient Greek|tekhnētós]]'', 'artificial' |fn-saw={{efn-la|name=saw}}
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|symbol=Ru |etymology=New Latin ''[[Ruthenia]]'', '[[Russia]]'
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|symbol=Rh |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:ῥοδόεις#Ancient Greek|rhodóeis]]'', '[[Rose (colour)|rose-coloured]]', from [[wikt:ῥόδον#Ancient Greek|rhódon]], '[[rose]]'
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|symbol=Pd |etymology=[[2 Pallas|Pallas]], an asteroid, considered a planet at the time
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|symbol=Ag |etymology=English word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Ag is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:argentum#Latin|argentum]]''
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|symbol=Cd |etymology=New Latin ''[[wikt:cadmia#Latin|cadmia]]'', from King [[Kadmos]]
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|symbol=In |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:indicum#Latin|indicum]]'', '[[indigo]]', the blue colour found in its spectrum
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|symbol=Sn |etymology=English word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Sn is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:stannum#Latin|stannum]]''
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|symbol=Sb |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:antimonium#Latin|antimonium]]'', [[Antimony#Etymology|the origin of which]] is uncertain: [[folk etymology|folk etymologies]] suggest it is derived from Greek ''[[wikt:ἀντί#Ancient Greek|antí]]'' ('against') + ''[[wikt:μόνος#Ancient Greek|mónos]]'' ('alone'), or [[Old French]] ''anti-[[wikt:moine#French|moine]]'', 'Monk's bane', but it could plausibly be from or related to Arabic ''[[wikt:إثمد#Arabic|ʾiṯmid]]'', 'antimony', reformatted as a Latin word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Sb is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:stibium#Latin|stibium]]'' '[[stibnite]]'
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|symbol=Te |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:tellus#Latin|tellus]]'', 'the ground, earth'
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|symbol=I |etymology=French ''[[wikt:#French|iode]]'', from Greek ''[[wikt:ἰοειδής#Ancient Greek|ioeidḗs]]'', 'violet'
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|symbol=Xe |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:ξένον#Ancient Greek|xénon]]'', neuter form of [[wikt:ξένος#Ancient Greek|xénos]] 'strange'
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|symbol=Cs |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:caesius#Latin|caesius]]'', 'sky-blue'
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|symbol=Ba |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:βαρύς#Ancient Greek|barýs]]'', 'heavy'
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|symbol=La |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:λᾰνθᾰ́νειν#Ancient Greek|lanthánein]]'', 'to lie hidden'
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|symbol=Ce |etymology=[[Ceres (dwarf planet)|Ceres]], a dwarf planet, considered a planet at the time
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|symbol=Pr |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:πράσιος#Ancient Greek|prásios]] [[wikt:δίδυμος#Ancient Greek|dídymos]]'', 'green twin'
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|symbol=Nd |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:νέος#Ancient Greek|néos]] [[wikt:δίδυμος#Ancient Greek|dídymos]]'', 'new twin'
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|symbol=Pm |etymology=[[Prometheus]], a figure in Greek mythology
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|symbol=Sm |etymology=[[Samarskite]], a mineral named after [[Vasili Samarsky-Bykhovets|V. Samarsky-Bykhovets]], Russian mine official
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|symbol=Eu |etymology=[[Europe]]
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|symbol=Gd |etymology=[[Gadolinite]], a mineral named after [[Johan Gadolin]], Finnish chemist, physicist and mineralogist
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|symbol=Tb |etymology=[[Ytterby]], Sweden, where it was found; see also [[#Y|yttrium]], [[#Er|erbium]], [[#Yb|ytterbium]]
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|symbol=Dy |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:δυσπρόσιτος#Ancient Greek|dysprósitos]]'', 'hard to get'
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|symbol=Ho |etymology=New Latin ''Holmia'', '[[Stockholm]]'
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|symbol=Er |etymology=[[Ytterby]], Sweden, where it was found; see also [[#Y|yttrium]], [[#Tb|terbium]], [[#Yb|ytterbium]]
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|symbol=Tm |etymology=[[Thule]], the ancient name for an unclear northern location
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|symbol=Yb |etymology=[[Ytterby]], Sweden, where it was found; see also [[#Y|yttrium]], [[#Tb|terbium]], [[#Er|erbium]]
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|symbol=Lu |etymology=Latin ''[[Lutetia]]'', '[[Paris]]'
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|symbol=Hf |etymology=New Latin ''Hafnia'', '[[Copenhagen]]' (from [[Danish language|Danish]] ''[[wikt:havn#Danish|havn]]'', harbour)
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|symbol=Ta |etymology=King [[Tantalus]], father of Niobe from Greek mythology; see also [[#Nb|niobium]]
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|symbol=W |etymology=Swedish ''[[wikt:tung#Swedish|tung]] [[wikt:sten#Swedish|sten]]'', 'heavy stone' |etymology-symbol=Symbol W is from ''Wolfram'', originally from [[Middle High German]] ''wolf-rahm'' 'wolf's foam' describing the mineral [[wolframite]]<ref name="sweetums">{{cite web
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|symbol=Re |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:Rhenus#Latin|Rhenus]]'', '[[the Rhine]]'
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|symbol=Os |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:ὀσμή#Ancient Greek|osmḗ]]'', '[[odour|smell]]'
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|symbol=Ir |etymology=[[Iris (mythology)|Iris]], the Greek goddess of the rainbow
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|symbol=Pt |etymology=[[Spanish language|Spanish]] ''[[wikt:platina#Spanish|platina]]'', 'little silver', from ''[[wikt:plata#Spanish|plata]]'' 'silver'
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|symbol=Au |etymology=English word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Au is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:aurum#Latin|aurum]]''
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|symbol=Hg |etymology=[[Mercury (mythology)|Mercury]], Roman god of commerce, communication, and luck, known for his speed and mobility|etymology-symbol=Symbol Hg is derived from its Latin name ''[[wikt:hydrargyrum#Latin|hydrargyrum]]'', from Greek ''[[wikt:ὑδράργυρος#Ancient Greek|hydrárgyros]]'', 'water-silver'
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|symbol=Tl |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:θαλλός#Ancient Greek|thallós]]'', 'green shoot or twig'
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|symbol=Pb |etymology=English word |etymology-symbol=Symbol Pb is derived from Latin ''[[wikt:plumbum#Latin|plumbum]]''
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|symbol=Bi |etymology=German [[wikt:#Wismut|Wismut]], from [[wikt:weiß#German|weiß]] [[wikt:Masse#German|Masse]] 'white mass', unless from Arabic
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|symbol=Po |etymology=Latin ''[[wikt:Polonia#Latin|Polonia]]'', '[[Poland]]', home country of [[Marie Curie]]
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|symbol=At |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:ἄστατος#Ancient Greek|ástatos]]'', 'unstable'
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|symbol=Rn |etymology=[[Radium emanation]], originally the name of the [[isotope]] [[Radon-222]]
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|symbol=Fr |etymology=[[France]], home country of discoverer [[Marguerite Perey]]
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|symbol=Ra |etymology=French ''radium'', from Latin ''[[wikt:radius#Latin|radius]]'', '[[ray (optics)|ray]]'
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|symbol=Ac |etymology=Greek ''[[wikt:ἀκτίς#Ancient Greek|aktís]]'', 'ray'
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|symbol=Th |etymology=[[Thor]], the Scandinavian god of thunder
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|symbol=Pa |etymology=[[wikt:proto-#English|Proto-]] (from Greek ''[[wikt:πρῶτος#Ancient Greek|prôtos]]'', 'first, before') + [[actinium]], since actinium is produced through the radioactive decay of protactinium
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|symbol=U |etymology=[[Uranus]], the seventh planet in the Solar System
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|symbol=Np |etymology=[[Neptune]], the eighth planet in the Solar System
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|symbol=Pu |etymology=[[Pluto]], a dwarf planet, considered a planet in the Solar System at the time
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|symbol=Am |etymology=[[The Americas]], where the element was first synthesised, by analogy with its [[Homology (chemistry)#Periodic table|homologue]] [[#Eu|§ europium]]
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|symbol=Cm |etymology=[[Pierre Curie]] and [[Marie Curie]], French physicists and chemists
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|symbol=Bk |etymology=[[Berkeley, California|Berkeley]], California, where the element was first synthesised
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|symbol=Cf |etymology=[[California]], where the element was first synthesised in the [[Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory|LBNL]] laboratory
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|symbol=Es |etymology=[[Albert Einstein]], German physicist
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|symbol=Fm |etymology=[[Enrico Fermi]], Italian physicist
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|symbol=Md |etymology=[[Dmitri Mendeleev]], Russian chemist who proposed the [[periodic table]]
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|symbol=No |etymology=[[Alfred Nobel]], Swedish chemist and engineer
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|symbol=Lr |etymology=[[Ernest Lawrence]], American physicist
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|symbol=Rf |etymology=[[Ernest Rutherford]], chemist and physicist from New Zealand
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|symbol=Db |etymology=[[Dubna]], Russia, where the element was discovered in the [[Joint Institute for Nuclear Research|JINR]] laboratory
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|symbol=Sg |etymology=[[Glenn T. Seaborg]], American chemist
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|symbol=Bh |etymology=[[Niels Bohr]], Danish physicist
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|symbol=Hs |etymology=New Latin ''Hassia'', '[[Hesse]]', a state in Germany
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|symbol=Mt |etymology=[[Lise Meitner]], Austrian physicist
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|symbol=Ds |etymology=[[Darmstadt]], Germany, where the element was first synthesised in the [[GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research|GSI]] laboratories
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|symbol=Rg |etymology=[[Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen]], German physicist
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|symbol=Cn |etymology=[[Nicolaus Copernicus]], Polish astronomer
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|symbol=Nh |etymology=[[Japanese language|Japanese]] ''[[wikt:日本#Japanese|Nihon]]'', '[[Japan]]', where the element was first synthesised in the [[Riken]] laboratories
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|symbol=Fl |etymology=[[Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions]], part of [[Joint Institute for Nuclear Research|JINR]], where the element was synthesised; itself named after [[Georgy Flyorov]], Russian physicist
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|symbol=Mc |etymology=[[Moscow]], Russia, where the element was first synthesised in the [[Joint Institute for Nuclear Research|JINR]] laboratories
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|symbol=Lv |etymology=[[Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]] in [[Livermore, California]]
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|symbol=Ts |etymology=[[Tennessee]], United States, where [[Oak Ridge National Laboratory]] is located
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|symbol=Og |etymology=[[Yuri Oganessian]], Russian physicist
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