What is the difference between a synthetic element and a natural element?

Answer 1

The difference between naturally occuring and synthetic elements is that synthetic elements can't be found naturally - they can only be synthesised by man. Elements after no. 92 (Uranium) are all synthetic.

Answer 2

The difference between a synthetic element and a natural element is that natural elements can be found naturally occuring in the universe, wheras synthetic elements have to be synthesised by humans to get access to that element.

Answer 3

Natural Immunizationoccurs through contact with an illness. There are actually two types of Natural Immunization, Active and Passive

Actively Acquiring occurs when the body has already experienced a condition by that pathogen.

Passively Acquiring occurs this way, when you are a child, your mother usually breastfeeds you until you are six months old. They do this because up until you are six months old, your mother's antibodies protect you and give you immunity from certain diseases and viruses, and this is passive acquiring.

Artificial ImmunizationArtificial Immunizations aren't as exciting as natural immunizations. Artificial Immunization occurs by actions such as shots, or vaccinations. The polio vaccination, for example, gives people immunity to the polio virus.

Answer 4

The difference between natural and artificial nuclides is that natural nuclides can be found in nature, and artificial nuclides cannot. Artificial nuclides are created, perhaps in the physics lab.

Answer 5

Naturally means it is found in nature and Artifically means that it has to created in a laboratory, eg Plutonium.

Answer 6

Natural elements come from the earth, synthetic are made through a process that I don't know.

Answer 7

They're natural.

It all depends what you believe in.

Answer 8

Artificial nuclides are manmade and all are radioactive.

Answer 9

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