What is Sr on the Periodic Table?
Sr stands for Strontium, which is element number 38. It's shiny, silver and belongs to the alkaline earth metals group!
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Sr is the symbol for Strontium on the periodic table, and it's used in fireworks to give a red color!
Sr is Strontium. It's in group 2 and period 5 on the table. Shiny stuff, reacts well with water.
Strontium (Sr) is element 38, an alkaline earth metal. Good for fireworks and not much else, unless you like glow-in-the-dark paints.
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