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Why are most of the elements not found in the Free State in nature?

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Answered by punyas0009867

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elements will try to 'loss or gain electrons' from their outer shells to satisfy the octet rule. Many elements have a great tendency to combine with each other to form compounds. Hence, these elements are, therefore, not found in the free state in nature

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