In row 4 (the fourth period) of the periodic table, the chemical symbols and their corresponding element names are mostly straightforward. However, there are a couple of symbols that do not match intuitively with their element names. Here’s the list of elements in row 4 along with their symbols:
- K - Potassium
- Ca - Calcium
- Sc - Scandium
- Ti - Titanium
- V - Vanadium
- Cr - Chromium
- Mn - Manganese
- Fe - Iron (from the Latin "ferrum")
- Co - Cobalt
- Ni - Nickel
- Cu - Copper (from the Latin "cuprum")
- Zn - Zinc
- Ga - Gallium
- Ge - Germanium
- As - Arsenic
- Se - Selenium
- Br - Bromine
- Kr - Krypton
The symbols that do not match the current English names of the elements are:
- Fe for Iron (from Latin "ferrum")
- Cu for Copper (from Latin "cuprum")
These symbols are derived from Latin names rather than the English names of the elements.