What is the most complex element in the universe?

Answer 1

I am not quite sure what you mean with "most complex"; the element with the highest atomic number that occurs naturally (though only in trace amounts) seems to be Californium (#98), although elements up to #118 have been created artificially.

Answer 2

Technetium is considered one of the most complex elements due to its unstable nature and lack of stable isotopes. It is a synthetic element that is produced in laboratories through nuclear reactions and is not found naturally in significant amounts on Earth.

Answer 3

Uranium is the most complex atom that is found naturally in the universe. Uranium has 92 electrons and was originally discovered in 1789.

Answer 4

Uranium, atomic number 92, is the element with the highest atomic number that is found in nature.

Answer 5

Bromine is the most complicated

Answer 6

Hydrogen

Answer 7

Pulutonium