Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry
How does vanadium primarily occur in nature?
- 1Only in chemically combined forms within minerals✓
- 2Frequently as a free native metal
- 3Exclusively in the gaseous state
- 4As a pure liquid element in volcanic deposits
Correct answer
Only in chemically combined forms within minerals
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