MCQ
In known elements, the maximum number is of
- ✓Metals
- BNon-metals
- CMetalloids
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Metals
a
If we look at the mordern periodic table, there are about a total of $118$ elements.
If we look at the mordern periodic table, there are about a total of $118$ elements.
Among these elements, metals are in the maximum number. There are $95$ metals and seventeen non-metals. Rest are metalloids such as Silicon, Arsenic, Boron, etc.
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