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Derived elements are a concept found in various fields, particularly in chemistry and materials science, that refer to substances or structures that are formed from or are a modification of a parent element or compound. In chemistry, this often relates to isotopes of an element, which have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons, leading to slightly different physical properties. For example, deuterium and tritium are derived elements of hydrogen.
In the context of materials science, derived elements can describe materials that are created through chemical
The term "derived" emphasizes that the new entity originates from something pre-existing and is not a fundamental,