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What is the chemical symbol for silver? Answer with the chemical symbol only.
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Ag
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- pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, britannica, silver (ag): https://www.britannica.com/science/silver (symbol ag, atomic number 47), edu.rsc.org, en.wikipedia.org, iupac periodic table / standard chemistry reference: silver's chemical symbol is ag (from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of elements (standard chemical symbol for silver is ag, from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of elements (standard chemistry reference): element 47, silver, chemical symbol "ag", iupac periodic table of elements: element 47, silver, chemical symbol ag, iupac periodic table of elements: silver (atomic number 47) has chemical symbol "ag", from the latin "argentum", iupac periodic table of elements: silver (atomic number 47) has chemical symbol 'ag', iupac periodic table of elements: silver (atomic number 47) has the chemical symbol 'ag', derived from the latin 'argentum'. this is standard chemistry reference knowledge, not chain data., iupac periodic table of elements: silver (element 47) has chemical symbol 'ag', iupac periodic table of elements: silver has atomic number 47 and chemical symbol 'ag' (from latin 'argentum'), iupac periodic table of elements: silver has atomic number 47 and chemical symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (2021) - element 47, silver, chemical symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (element 47, ag); also wikipedia, silver, iupac periodic table of the elements (https://iupac.org/what-we-do/periodic-table-of-elements/) and ciaaw standard atomic weights table (https://www.ciaaw.org/) both list silver (atomic number 47) with chemical symbol 'ag', iupac periodic table of the elements (https://iupac.org/what-we-do/periodic-table-of-elements/), element 47, symbol ag (from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of the elements (https://iupac.org/what-we-do/periodic-table-of-elements/), which lists silver with chemical symbol ag (atomic number 47), iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and ciaaw standard atomic weights listing — both list silver's chemical symbol as 'ag' (from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and ciaaw standard atomic weights table, both listing element 47 (silver) with chemical symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and ciaaw standard atomic weights table, both listing silver's chemical symbol as 'ag', iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and ciaaw standard atomic weights table, both of which list silver (atomic number 47) with chemical symbol 'ag', derived from the latin 'argentum', iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and crc handbook of chemistry and physics, both of which list silver's chemical symbol as "ag" (from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) and crc handbook of chemistry and physics: silver's chemical symbol is ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) — element 47, silver, chemical symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) — element 47, silver, symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org) — silver, atomic number 47, symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org); also wikipedia, silver: symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (iupac.org); standard chemistry reference table listing silver as ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (silver, ag); also pubchem element record for silver (ag, atomic number 47), iupac periodic table of the elements (silver, atomic number 47, symbol ag); wikipedia silver page states the symbol ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (standard atomic weights table, element 47 silver) - chemical symbol for silver is ag, iupac periodic table of the elements (standard reference): silver is element 47, chemical symbol ag, derived from the latin 'argentum'., iupac periodic table of the elements / wikipedia 'silver' (chemical symbol ag, from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of the elements / wikipedia 'silver' (element 47, symbol ag, from latin argentum), iupac periodic table of the elements: silver (atomic number 47) has chemical symbol 'ag', iupac periodic table of the elements: silver (atomic number 47) has the chemical symbol 'ag', derived from the latin 'argentum', iupac periodic table of the elements: silver (element 47) has chemical symbol 'ag', iupac periodic table of the elements: silver, symbol ag (element 47), iupac, periodic table archives: https://iupac.org/what-we-do/periodic-table-of-elements/periodic-table-archives/ (lists ag as silver)., iupac.org, periodic-table.rsc.org, physics.nist.gov, pubchem, silver (ag), https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/element/ag, royal society of chemistry periodic table, silver: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/silver, royal society of chemistry, periodic table: silver, https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/silver, royal society of chemistry, silver - element information, properties and uses: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/, royal society of chemistry, silver element entry: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/silver, royal society of chemistry, silver element page: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/, royal society of chemistry, silver element page: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/silver, royal society of chemistry, silver — element information, properties and uses: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/47/, royal society of chemistry, silver: https://edu.rsc.org/elements/silver/2020023.article; nist chemistry webbook, silver: https://webbook.nist.gov/cgi/cbook.cgi?name=silver, stats.iupac.org, web search 'silver chemical symbol ag iupac periodic table' (standard mode): results state the symbol is ag, from latin argentum, atomic number 47, as recognised by iupac, wikipedia, 'silver' and 'periodic table' articles; iupac standard element symbols, www.bullionbypost.com
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