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What is the difference between the chemical formulas PB and Pb
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What is the difference between the chemical formulas PB and Pb

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PB is a substance composed of Phosphorus and Boron; Pb is the symbol for the metal Lead, Pb came from the Latin “Plumbium”.

(Just like Na (Sodium) came from Natrium, K for Potassium came from Kalium, et cetera).

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