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  • Early Elements: Metals vs. Gases - A Historical Perspective
    The statement is false.

    Here's why:

    * Early elements were primarily metals: The first elements discovered were mainly metals. This is because metals are generally more abundant and easier to isolate than gases.

    * Examples: Gold, silver, copper, iron, and tin were all known in ancient times.

    * Gases were later discoveries: Gases like oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen were not isolated and identified until the 17th and 18th centuries, thanks to the development of scientific methods for manipulating and studying gases.

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