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What element, atomic number 50, a member of the tetrels, takes its name from an English translation of a Latin word?
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| Flerovium (Fl) |
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| Tin (Sn) |
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Tin (Sn) takes its name from an English word (The symbol derives from Latin stannum).
Atomic number 50, it has a standard atomic weight of 118.71, a melting point of 505.08 degrees Kelvin, a boiling point of 2875 degrees Kelvin, and is a member of the tetrels and Period 5.
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