Name two radioactive elements, which are not found in observable quantities in nature. Why is it so?

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Plutonium and tritium
Plutonium and tritium are two radioactive elements, which are not found in observable quantities in nature. It is because of their very small values of half life.

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Name two radioactive elements, which are not found in observable quantities in nature. Why is it so?

Plutonium and tritium Plutonium and tritium are two radioactive elements, which are not found in observable quantities in nature. It is because of their very small values of half life.

Plutonium and tritium
Plutonium and tritium are two radioactive elements, which are not found in observable quantities in nature. It is because of their very small values of half life.