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elements of the periodic table 1. what is an element? a basic part of a…

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elements of the periodic table

  1. what is an element?

a basic part of a whole.

  1. currently, different

elements are known to exist in nature,
although additional elements have been
formed in the

  1. there are only

naturally occurring elements, but there are
different elements total.

Explanation:

Response

To answer the blanks in the "Elements of the Periodic Table" web quest:

Question 2:

Currently, 94 different elements are known to exist in nature, although additional elements have been formed in the laboratory.

Question 3:

There are only 94 naturally occurring elements, but there are 118 different elements total.

  • For natural occurrence: Most sources confirm that 94 elements occur naturally (some are rare or radioactive, but still natural).
  • For total elements: The periodic table has 118 confirmed elements, with the rest (118 − 94 = 24) synthesized in labs.
  • The "formed in the ____" blank refers to human-made (synthetic) elements, typically created in laboratories.
Final Answers (Filling the Blanks):
  1. Currently, $\boldsymbol{94}$ different elements are known to exist in nature, although additional elements have been formed in the $\boldsymbol{\text{laboratory}}$.
  2. There are only $\boldsymbol{94}$ naturally occurring elements, but there are $\boldsymbol{118}$ different elements total.

Answer:

  • For natural occurrence: Most sources confirm that 94 elements occur naturally (some are rare or radioactive, but still natural).
  • For total elements: The periodic table has 118 confirmed elements, with the rest (118 − 94 = 24) synthesized in labs.
  • The "formed in the ____" blank refers to human-made (synthetic) elements, typically created in laboratories.
Final Answers (Filling the Blanks):
  1. Currently, $\boldsymbol{94}$ different elements are known to exist in nature, although additional elements have been formed in the $\boldsymbol{\text{laboratory}}$.
  2. There are only $\boldsymbol{94}$ naturally occurring elements, but there are $\boldsymbol{118}$ different elements total.