Which of the following elements has the symbol 'T' on the periodic table?

• A. Tellurium
• B. There is no element with the symbol 'T' on the periodic table.
• C. Titanium
• D. Thallium

Answer: (B)

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1. Recall that each element on the periodic table is assigned a unique one- or two-letter chemical symbol, usually derived from its English or Latin name.
2. Check the symbols for the given elements: Tellurium has the symbol \(\mathrm{Te}\), Titanium has the symbol \(\mathrm{Ti}\), and Thallium has the symbol \(\mathrm{Tl}\).
3. Notice that none of these elements have the single-letter symbol 'T'. In fact, no element on the periodic table uses 'T' alone as its symbol.
4. Understand that single-letter element symbols are limited to certain letters, and 'T' is not one of them; instead, elements starting with 'T' use two-letter symbols to avoid confusion.
5. Therefore, conclude that there is no element with the symbol 'T' on the periodic table.