We used to have a lot of mnemonics to remember groups in the periodic table when I was in school.
But the mnemonics were in Urdu. While I still remember some of the mnemonics, I can’t remember what elements they are supposed to remind me of.
Example برما کا سربرا is the “President [Leader] of Burma” and is romanized more or less as as “Beh-Ma-Ka-Sur-Bur-Ra”
It’s supposed to remind you of the Group II elements. They are Beryllium, Magnesium, Calcium, Strontium, Barium and Radium. But I had to look them up now. I couldn’t remember them 38 years after my last Chemistry class.
I prefer the “under protest” version of the mnemonic, because, if you’ve spent any amount of time in downtown Seattle, you will know all too well that no loving God had any willing part in creating that place.
Take your pick between these roll-off-the-tongue blood clotting factor cascade mnemonics: “Fit Pants, Tight Collars, Loose American Shirts Are Cool Says Pretty Heroine Farah”, “Foolish People Try Climbing Long Slopes After Christmas, Some People Have Fallen” or “Freshman Party Tonight Come Lets Sing And Call Seniors. Please Have Fun.”
I remember treble clef music, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge is the lines of a bar of music, and FACE are the spaces. But, if you were to put sheet music in front of me, I’d just stare at it blankly.