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Name an element with atomic number 30 or below.

The first 30 elements. Element names and chemical symbols both count.

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CobaltCobalt (Co) has atomic number 27 on the IUPAC periodic table.
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ScandiumScandium (Sc) has atomic number 21 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Sc
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VanadiumVanadium (V) has atomic number 23 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: V
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ManganeseManganese (Mn) has atomic number 25 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Mn
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BerylliumBeryllium (Be) has atomic number 4 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Be
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CobaltCobalt (Co) has atomic number 27 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Co
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ArgonArgon (Ar) has atomic number 18 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Ar
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ChromiumChromium (Cr) has atomic number 24 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Cr
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FluorineFluorine (F) has atomic number 9 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: F
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BoronBoron (B) has atomic number 5 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: B
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PhosphorusPhosphorus (P) has atomic number 15 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: P
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NickelNickel (Ni) has atomic number 28 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Ni
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SulfurSulfur (S) has atomic number 16 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: S · Sulphur
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TitaniumTitanium (Ti) has atomic number 22 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Ti
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ZincZinc (Zn) has atomic number 30 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Zn
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MagnesiumMagnesium (Mg) has atomic number 12 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Mg
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PotassiumPotassium (K) has atomic number 19 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: K
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ChlorineChlorine (Cl) has atomic number 17 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Cl
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SiliconSilicon (Si) has atomic number 14 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Si
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LithiumLithium (Li) has atomic number 3 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Li
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NeonNeon (Ne) has atomic number 10 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Ne
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SodiumSodium (Na) has atomic number 11 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Na
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CalciumCalcium (Ca) has atomic number 20 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Ca
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NitrogenNitrogen (N) has atomic number 7 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: N
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AluminiumAluminium (Al) has atomic number 13 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Al · Aluminum
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HeliumHelium (He) has atomic number 2 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: He
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CopperCopper (Cu) has atomic number 29 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Cu
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IronIron (Fe) has atomic number 26 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: Fe
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CarbonCarbon (C) has atomic number 6 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: C
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HydrogenHydrogen (H) has atomic number 1 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: H
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OxygenOxygen (O) has atomic number 8 on the IUPAC periodic table.Aliases: O
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Source: IUPAC · Periodic table

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