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why are certain elements called atomophiles , chalcophiles , siderophiles , or lithophiles

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Answered by sauravmaurya50p11sg9
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Definition of atmophile. : found in, attracted to, or having a tendency to occur in the atmosphere —used especially of chemical elements or compounds.

Definition of siderophile. : having so little affinity for oxygen and sulfur that in a molten mass the greatest concentration (as of an element) would be found in the metallic phase (as in the iron of a blast furnace) — compare chalcophile, oxyphile.

Chalcophile - in the Goldschmidt classification, an element such as copper that forms sulphide minerals if sufficient sulphur is available.

Lithophile - in the Goldschmidt classification, an element that forms silicates or oxides and is concentrated in the minerals of the Earth's crust.

Answered by bratislava
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These elements are those which are know for possessing district chemical properties.

Explanation:

  • Lithophiles are also called rock-loving and are found in silicates siderophiles are iron living and are partitioned with an iron and a planetary core.
  • The chalcophiles are called as a copper loving meaning fund in sulfur and Cu. These elements are represented by their generic names and indicated the goldsmith's classification.

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