I take it that you mean native elements. Some meteoric iron occurs - perhaps the remnant of the interior of an exploded planet.
Gold often exists as a native element, because it has a low combination propensity, and is essentially uncorrodible.
Similar metals such as copper, silver, Mercury, tin and platinum are not uncommon.
Then there are the non-metals, of which carbon and sulfur are the common ones.
And to which must be added the gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and the noble gases such as neon, argon etc.
As to the why, the simple answer is that they either do not easily combine with other elements (gold, neon); or locally in surplus to anything with which they could combine (sulfur, carbon, mercury).
The are the lanthanoids and actinoids elements.
because they are man made.
The values 57 through 70 and 89 through 102 are often found separately at the bottom of a table because they correspond to additional data that may not fit in the main body of the table. Placing them separately at the bottom helps keep the table organized and allows for easier referencing of this additional information.
They are lanthanides and actinides. They have different chemical properties , hence they are placed separately.
some elements in the bottom of the periodic table man has not encountered yet, some are just theories or found on over planets or in space
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all objects are made of some elements and its atoms.
There are several different elements that are found in leather. Oxygen, carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen are some of these elements.
it is found some were up bigfoots butt
one for sure is Iodine
A list of elements, with some of their properties.