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The chemical symbol for copper is Cu.
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Accuracy: True. True. Multiple supplied references directly state that copper’s symbol/formula is Cu, including IUPAC’s periodic table archive listing “Cu copper” and NIST’s Copper entry listing “Formula: Cu.” This matches the claim exactly, with no sourced contradiction or material limitation.
Verdict confidence: 99/100. The verdict is directly supported by decisive evidence that identifies copper’s symbol/formula as Cu. S3P1 states "Copper Formula: Cu," and S2P1 lists "Cu copper" in an IUPAC periodic-table excerpt. These passages resolve the full claim with no meaningful ambiguity. A small limitation is that several other excerpts are duplicative of the same underlying fact rather than independent evidence families, but that does not materially weaken this straightforward identification claim. Method: verdict-evidence-v1. Not a calibrated probability.