Is an element multicellular or unicellular?

Answer 1

Elements are neither. Elements, in the scientific sense, are configurations of atoms that form substances that cannot be separated into simpler substances. An example of an element is Hydrogen.

Answer 2

An element is neither multicellular nor unicellular. Elements are substances that cannot be broken down into simpler molecules and are the building blocks of matter. They exist in their pure form and are the simplest form of matter.

Answer 3

Neither, elements are not cells. Elements are pure substances made up of single atoms.