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What pale yellow element occurs widely in several free and combined allotropic forms?
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Sulfur
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What occurs when lipids and oxygen are combined?
rancid fat
Which metal occurs in native as well as combined form?
Most of the metals can occur in the native and combined forms.
What is the smallest part of a element that occurs naturally?
atom is the smallest part of element
Which actinide element is the heaviest that occurs natturally on earth?
URANIUM (:
What type of reaction occurs if two substances are chemically combined and there is a release of energy?
Exothermic
This is a pale yellow element that occurs widely in nature in several free and combined allotropic forms?
Sulfur
What is the description of sulfur?
Sulfur occurs uncombined in volcanic and sedimentary deposits, as well as being a constituent of many minerals and petroleum. It is normally a bright yellow crystalline solid, but several other allotropic forms can be made.
How fluorine is made?
Fluorine is an element. It occurs naturally.
Why Blood is a mixture and graphite is element?
Blood is made up of several different substances, whereas graphite occurs naturally in the form of graphite.
What occurs when lipids and oxygen are combined?
rancid fat
The reaction that occurs when an acid and base are combined is?
neutralization
Which metal occurs in native as well as combined form?
Most of the metals can occur in the native and combined forms.
Does copper occur naturally as an element or as a compound?
the answer is that it occurs as a compound, not an element
What is the smallest part of a element that occurs naturally?
atom is the smallest part of element
Where does the element neon naturally occurs?
In the atmosphere.
What occurs to reducing agent in a reduction reaction?
An element is REDUCED. By that, it means that an element of a compound or an element in itself has gained electron/s when the reaction occurs. You can find this out when you see a change in their oxidation number.
A yellow nonmetal that occurs in both free and combined states?
Sulfur
