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Out of the 118 elements in the periodic table, about 94 are naturally occurring. These include the ones that exist in nature through natural processes, like through radioactive decay or in stellar processes. These are elements with atomic numbers 1 through 92, plus a few others that have been found in trace amounts in nature (like plutonium-244).

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synthetic elements in periodic table are:

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synthetic elements in periodic table are:

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synthetic elements (those with atomic numbers from 93 onward), which are all man-made:

1. Neptunium (Np) – Atomic number 93

2. Plutonium (Pu) – Atomic number 94

3. Americium (Am) – Atomic number 95

4. Curium (Cm) – Atomic number 96

5. Berkelium (Bk) – Atomic number 97

6. Californium (Cf) – Atomic number 98

7. Einsteinium (Es) – Atomic number 99

8. Fermium (Fm) – Atomic number 100

9. Mendelevium (Md) – Atomic number 101

10. Nobelium (No) – Atomic number 102

11. Lawrencium (Lr) – Atomic number 103

12. Rutherfordium (Rf) – Atomic number 104

13. Dubnium (Db) – Atomic number 105

14. Seaborgium (Sg) – Atomic number 106

15. Bohrium (Bh) – Atomic number 107

16. Hassium (Hs) – Atomic number 108

17. Meitnerium (Mt) – Atomic number 109

18. Darmstadtium (Ds) – Atomic number 110

19. Roentgenium (Rg) – Atomic number 111

20. Copernicium (Cn) – Atomic number 112

21. Nihonium (Nh) – Atomic number 113

22. Flerovium (Fl) – Atomic number 114

23. Moscovium (Mc) – Atomic number 115

24. Livermorium (Lv) – Atomic number 116

25. Tennessine (Ts) – Atomic number 117

26. Oganesson (Og) – Atomic number 118

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PROTONS

ELECTRONS

NEUTRONS

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Thanks for sharing, Grant Weich!

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How Small Is An Atom? Spoiler: Very Small.

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If you didn’t know how phosphorus was discovered, urine for a surprise! ⚗️ We’re sharing our favourite clips from the Christmas Lectures archives as we eagerly await their massive 200th anniversary…