the total number of elemetns humanly known is 118
There are only 117 out of 118 elements on the Periodic Table that have been identified by research groups. Only 112 of the 117 have been recognized by the IUPAC. So, technically, there are 118 elements.
Scientists have identified 118 different elements on the periodic table. Each element is uniquely defined by the number of protons in its nucleus.
Elements are identified based on the number of protons in their atoms, which is known as the atomic number. Each element has a unique atomic number, allowing scientists to distinguish between different elements.
The individual elements are usually identified by the distinctive characteristics. They can be identified by touch and by sight.
Mendeleev discovered the Periodic Law and produced his first Periodic Tables when about 65 elements were known, about 5 of which were poorly identified and later proved to be mixtures of similar elements. New elements were, at that time, being discovered at the rate of about one element per two years.Today, we know exactly how many elements there are, except that it is not totally clear how many artificial heavy elements it will be possible to prepare and characterize. We know 80 stable elements, another dozen or so that are radioactive and unstable, but can be found in nature, and another 20 or more that have been produced artificially. Some are long lived and can be prepared in large quantities and can be useful --e.g. plutonium and americium. Some others have only been prepared in quantities of a few atoms, and identified by a characteristic radiation signal on their decay.So the rough answer is about 30 elements have been discovered since 1871, and about another 22 have been artificially prepared.
By the year 1700, about 13 elements had been identified, including carbon, sulfur, copper, iron, and mercury.
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92 atoms have been identified, i think(:
Thus far (2012) there have been 118 unique elements identified, the most recent being Ununoctium, discovered in 2003. >> Ununoctium: symbol Uuo, at. no. 118, at. wt. 294 ... it's man made and Radioactive.
There are only 117 out of 118 elements on the Periodic Table that have been identified by research groups. Only 112 of the 117 have been recognized by the IUPAC. So, technically, there are 118 elements.
Scientists have identified 118 elements, with the most recent addition being tennessine in 2016. These elements span the periodic table and have unique properties that contribute to their classification.
Seawater has been found to contain approximately 70 elements, with the most abundant ones including sodium, chloride, magnesium, and sulfate. These elements play essential roles in the chemistry and biological processes of the ocean ecosystem.
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their are about 100