Do you have to memorize all 112 chemical elements? Is there any good way to memorize?

To be backed. Violate.

Carp skin holds carbon eggs to raise blessing milk.

That beautiful Guilin has green teeth.

Married to Kang Tai counter-revolutionary.

Tie Gu pinched the newlyweds.

Angry shock.

So I tell you.

Disastrous. Daddy Brother Yinsiti.

Location Immortal. Color) color shell (shell) blue (color) river.

But (see) the crow (leads) the goose.

A white towel for it to hold.

I will not love winter

Lightning protection! Okay, now it's going to take 8 minutes, and you've memorized the periodic table, don't you believe it? Then you use the remaining 2 minutes to compare:

First Cycle: Hydrogen Helium - Invasion.

Second cycle: lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon -- carp skin holding carbon eggs to raise blessing milk.

Third Cycle: Sodium, Magnesium, Aluminum, Silicon, Phosphorus, Sulfur, Chlorine, Argon -- That beautiful Guilin has green teeth.

Fourth Cycle: Potassium, Calcium, Scandium, Titanium, Vanadium, Chromium, Manganese -- Marry Kangtai Counter-Revolutionary.

Iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, zinc, gallium, germanium -- Tiegu pinched the newlyweds.

Arsenic, selenium, bromine, krypton -- angry shock.

Fifth cycle: rubidium, strontium, yttrium, zirconium, niobium -- so to you.

Molybdenum, technetium, ruthenium -- terrible.

Rhodium, palladium, silver, cadmium, indium, tin, antimony--Daddy Silver Brother Insiti.

Tellurium, iodine, xenon -- location immortals.

Sixth cycle: cesium, barium, lanthanum, hafnium, --color) color shell (shell), blue (color) river.

Tantalum, tungsten, rhenium, osmium -- but (see) the crow (lead) the goose.

Iridium, platinum, gold, mercury, lead--a white towel for it to pull.

Bismuth, polonium, astatine, radon -- will not love winter (day).

Seventh cycle: francium, radium, actinium -- lightning protection!

Alas, there is no way, such a difficult thing to remember, and you have to memorize it, so it can only be like this. The above is horizontal by cycle back. Below is the vertical press on the family back:

Hydrogen, lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, francium, please Li Na to join the private interview (When will Li Na become the emperor) Beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, radium, comparable to Gates, tired (heh!) Want and Bill. Gates comparable, be careful and tired) boron aluminium gallium indium thallium touch the girl to marry him (it seems that the bride and groom have changed their names) carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, lead The returnees migrated westward.

Nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony, bismuth, eggs are closed.

Oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium, polonium, cattle breeding, west hoof flutter.

CFB iodine astatine Father and daughter embroider love (father and daughter love deeply).

Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon, and neon damage are the first to move.

The first 20 memorization ordinal numbers are about the same, or you can memorize the 75 pages of the chemistry book in the first semester of junior high school.

<> chemical elements must be back 20, which are hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon, sodium, magnesium, aluminum, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, chloride, argon, potassium and calcium. A chemical element is a general term for a class of atoms that have the same number of nuclear charges (protons in the nucleus). From a philosophical point of view, an element is the result of a quantitative change in the number of protons of an atom that leads to a qualitative change.

Common elements are hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon, among others. As of 2019, a total of 118 elements have been discovered, 94 of which are found on Earth. The nuclei of the elements with atomic number 83 (bismuth element and later) are unstable and decay.

The 43rd and 61st elements (technetium and promethium) have no stable isotopes and decay. The heaviest surviving element in nature is neptunium 93.

1.Hydrogen 2Helium.

3 .Lithium 4Beryllium.

5.Boron 6Carbon.

7.Nitrogen. 8 .Oxygen.

9 .Fluorine. 10.Neon.

11.Sodium.

12 .Magnesium.

13.Aluminium.

14 .Silicon.

15 .Phosphorus.

16 .Sulfur.

17 .Chlorine.

18 .Argon.

19 .Potassium.

20 .Calcium.

21 .Scandium.

22 .Titanium.

23 .Vanadium.

24 .Chromium.

25 .Manganese.

26.Iron.

27 .Cobalt.

1.Hydrogen 2Helium.

3 .Lithium. 4.Beryllium.

5.Boron. 6.Carbon.

7.Nitrogen. 8 .Oxygen.

9 .Fluorine. 10.Neon.

11.Sodium.

12 .Magnesium.

13.Aluminium.

14 .Silicon.

15 .Phosphorus.

16 .Sulfur.

17 .Chlorine.

18 .Argon.

19 .Potassium.

20 .Calcium.

21 .Scandium.

22 .Titanium.

23 .Vanadium.

24 .Chromium.

25 .Manganese.

26.Iron.

27 .Cobalt.

1 Hydrogen 2 Helium 3 Lithium 4 Beryllium 5 Boron 6 Carbon 7 Nitrogen 8 Oxygen 9 Fluorine 10 Neon 11 Sodium 12 Magnesium 13 Aluminum 14 Silicon 15 Phosphorus 16 Sulfur 17 Chlorine 18 Argon 19 Potassium 20 Calcium 21 Scandium 22 Titanium 23 Vanadium 24 Chromium 25 Manganese 26 Iron 27 Cobalt, these are the 27.

Chemical element refers to more than 100 basic metal and non-metal substances in nature, which are composed of only one kind of atom, and each nucleon in its atom has the same number of protons, which cannot be decomposed by ordinary chemical methods, and can constitute all substances. Some examples of common elements are hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon.

As of 2012, a total of 118 elements have been discovered, 94 of which are found on Earth. Elements with atomic numbers greater than 83 (i.e., after bismuth) are unstable and will undergo radiative decay. The 43rd and 61st elements, i.e., technetium and promethium, have no stable isotopes and undergo decay.

However, even elements with atomic numbers as high as 95 and no stable nuclei can be found in nature, which is the natural decay of uranium and thorium.

Hydrogen qīng 2 helium hài 3 lithium lǐ 4 beryllium pí 5 boron péng 6 carbon tàn 7 nitrogen dàn 8 oxygen yǎng 9 fluorine fú 10 neon nǎi 11 sodium nà 12 magnesium měi 13 aluminum lǔ 14 silicon gūi 15 phosphorus líng 16 sulfur liú 17 chlorine lù 18 argon yà 19 potassium jiǎ 20 calcium gài 21 scandium kàng 22 titanium tài 23 vanadium fán 24 chromium gè 25 manganese měng 26 iron tiě 27 cobalt gū

Element 20 1 Hydrogen h(qīng) 2 Helium he(hài) Second Cycle Elements: 3 Lithium Inner Li (lǐ) 4 Beryllium Be(pí) 5 Boron B(Péng) 6 Carbon C(tàn) 7 Nitrogen N(Dàn) 8 Oxygen O(Yǎng) 9 Fluorine F (Fú) 10 Neon Ne(nǎi) 3rd Week Elements of the Capacity: 11 Sodium na (nà) 12 Magnesium mg(měi) 13 Aluminum al (lǚ) 14 Silicon Si(guī) 15 Phosphorus p(lín) 16 Sulfur s(liú) 17 chlorine cl (lǜ) 18 argon ar(yà) fourth cycle element:

19 potassium k(jiǎ) 20 calcium ca (gài).

The first 20 elements 1 clear, 2 and 3 li, 4 skins, so that the back is better (these words are so hard to find).

1.Hydrogen 2Helium.

3.Lithium 4Beryllium.

5.Boron 6Carbon 7Nitrogen.

8.Oxygen 9Fluorine.

10.Neon. 11.Sodium.

12.Magnesium. 13.Aluminium.

14.Silicon. 15.Phosphorus.

16.Sulfur. 17.Chlorine.

18.Argon. 19.Potassium.

20.Calcium. 21.Scandium.

22.Titanium. 23.Vanadium.

24.Chromium. 25.Manganese.

26.Iron. 27.Cobalt.

Extended Information: How to memorize the periodic table:

Oxygen is o and phosphorus is p

Magnesium symbol mg sodium na

Pb iron symbol fe gold au

The symbol for silver ag platinum is PT Al

Beryllium is the symbol for mercury hg

Potassium is k and boron is b

The symbol for helium is i

Neon selenium symbol SE

Ca calcium, Cl chloride, Cu copper.

Carbon is C sulfur s fluorine.

The symbol for f hydrogen is h

Nitrogen is n zinc. Zn manganese symbol mn nickel ni

The symbol for silicon Si lithium is argon

The symbol for bromine brrypton is kr

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I think it's easier to memorize the periodic table and the corresponding element symbols in Chinese first, and then memorize them in English. That's how I learned professional English.

First of all, you have to know how to read the periodic table, if you memorize them one by one according to the numbers or according to the song of the periodic table, it will be too difficult.

First memorize the elements of the main family, and the main family should be vertically memorized, memorize the Chinese name and then memorize the element symbols. The first ten elements of the subgroup are scandium, titanium, vanadium, chromium, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, and zinc. The other sub-family elements are vertically backed, and there are only three elements in each group, which is easy to remember.

That's how I memorized it, and in this way, each set of elements had a great similarity in nature.

I think it may take a bit of effort to match the element symbol with the Chinese name, because for the Chinese, chemistry is really a foreign product, and the symbol and the name are not very related. But if you use English, it's much easier to remember, and there are only about seven or eight elements in nearly 120 elements The symbols are not abbreviations in English, they are from Latin, but I believe you should also have some knowledge of Latin, after all, you are abroad, and the language environment is good. If you can memorize these abbreviated elemental symbols, you can almost know the full name.

See it a few more times and remember it.

I'm sure you're okay, it's just a periodic table

However, I wrote down the entire table after learning the properties of each element......Still hope it helps.

Elements of the first thirty-six.

1 H1( qing1

2 Helium He 4 ( Hai4

3 Lithium Li 7 ( Li3

4 Beryllium be 9 (pi2

5 Boron b 11( peng2

6C12( Tan4

7 N 14 ( Dan4

8 Oxygen O16(Yang3

9 FluoroF19 ( FU2

10 Neon ne 20 ( Nai3

11 Sodium Na23 (Na4

12 mg 24 ( ME3

13 Al-27( Lv3

14 Si Si 28 Gui1

15P31 lin2

16 sulfur s 32 liu2

17 Cl 35 (approximate middle school range of the calculation formula is the only one with a decimal point; lv4

18 argon ar 40 ( ya4

19 potassium k39 (the first anomaly of non-positive correlation between atomic weight and atomic number in the periodic table) jia3

20 Ca, Ca, 40 Gai4

21 Scandium sc 45 Kang4

22 titanium ti 48 tai4

23 vanadium v 51 fan2

24 Cr 52 GE4

25 manganese mn 55 meng3

26 Fe 56 Tie3

27 Cobalt Co 59 GU3

28 Ni 59 (approximate, second anomaly) NIE429 Cu 64 Tong2

30 zinc zn 65 xin1

31 gallium ga 70 jia1

32 germanium ge 73 zhe3

33 arsenic as 75 shen1

34 Se Se 79 XI1

35 Bromobr 80 xiu4

36 Krypton kr 84 ( ke4

I don't know if you're asking for 36 or 20

I don't know what grade you are a student, generally in junior high school, as long as you know the first 20 elements, in high school, with the increase of knowledge, there will be more elements involved in the questions, such as some metal elements, iron, manganese, as well as alkali metals, halogens, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon and other elements, I hope it will help you.

Sodium, sulfur, ferric, chloride.

Whereas aluminium beryllium (amphoteric).