No around 118.
Around 90.
The reason I say "around 90" is that some of them are radioactive with short half-lives, so they only exist on a transient basis. If you count those, it's a bit more, if you don't, it's a bit less.
No. In any way not here on earth.
In principle there are an unlimited amount of elements (just keep adding the pro/neutrons) but 99 percent of those would collapse immediately and start degenerating into lighter ones, while radiating.
No,there are somewhere around 112 elements.
about 100
Those are different isotopes of the same element. Different isotopes of the same element have the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons. There are a little over 100 known elements, but over 3000 different known isotopes.
There are 100 different elements, but most come in the form of individual atoms rather than molecules..
Yes, it is true. There are currently 118 known elements on the periodic table.
There are over 100 different 'barrels' in common use. - please specify which.
It has about over 100
about 100
"The" 12 elements is wrong. There are over 100 elements.
There are just over 100 elements in the Periodic Table
the periodic table
yh that is true there is about 100 elements that we KNOW of! To be precise there are actually 117 known elements! :) hope that helped
100
Those are different isotopes of the same element. Different isotopes of the same element have the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons. There are a little over 100 known elements, but over 3000 different known isotopes.
100 exactly
There are 100 different elements, but most come in the form of individual atoms rather than molecules..
true
The kind of protons neutrons