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Naturally occurring elements as the name suggest, it is formed naturally not by any man made actions

Naturally occurring elements are originally formed: O A. Inside the core of stars, or when stars explode and form the heavier elements O B. In the Periodic Table of Elements O C. In science laboratories D. Inside naturally occuring parent elements

Naturally occurring elements are originally formed: O A. Inside the core of stars, or when stars explode and form the heavier elements O B. In the Periodic Table of Elements O C. In science laboratories D. Inside naturally occuring parent elements

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