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| Definition | : | symbol for Argon, until 1957 |
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Argon (symbol: Ar) is a chemical element with atomic number 18. It is a noble gas that belongs to Group 18 of the periodic table.
The symbol for Argon was A until 1957.
The name Argon originates from the Greek word Argos, which means lazy or inactive. This name was given to the element due to its inert and non-reactive nature.
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The full form of A is symbol for Argon, until 1957
Ampere | atto | symbol for Argon, until 1957 | Mass Number | Angstrom | Type A (Battery Size) | Helmholtz Energy
Ampere | atto | symbol for Argon, until 1957 | Adenine | Blood Type A | Address | Auto start-stop | Mass Number | Angstrom | Vitamin A | Type A (Battery Size) | Helmholtz Energy