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Chemical Elements Potassium

Potassium’s fiery dance with water reveals its explosive nature and elemental power

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Why does potassium react so vigorously with water compared to many other metals?

Because it is a heavy metal that sinks in water and reacts slowly Because it has a single valence electron that is easily lost, forming a highly reactive ion Because it naturally occurs as a pure metal that reacts with water by default

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Chemical Elements Molecular Hydrogen (H2)

Molecular hydrogen powers stars and forms the foundation of the universe's matter

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Why is molecular hydrogen (H2) more stable than single hydrogen atoms?

Because hydrogen atoms lose electrons to become stable ions. Because hydrogen atoms exist naturally only as single atoms, not molecules. Because two hydrogen atoms form a stable covalent bond, reducing reactivity.

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Chemical Elements Polonium

Polonium is a rare, intensely radioactive metal found only in trace amounts in uranium ores

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What is the primary reason polonium is found only in trace amounts naturally?

Because all its isotopes have short half-lives and it is produced as a decay product of uranium-238 Because it is highly reactive and quickly forms stable compounds in the environment Because it is artificially produced and does not occur naturally at all

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Chemical Elements Polonium

Polonium is a rare, intensely radioactive metal with no stable isotopes and unique chemical traits

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Why is polonium-210 found only in trace amounts in nature?

Because it is produced abundantly in the Earth's crust but quickly reacts chemically Because it is a stable isotope that does not undergo radioactive decay Because it is a short-lived decay product of uranium-238 and quickly decays further

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