How many naturally occurring elements are there?

 There are exactly 94 naturally occurring elements in the periodic table (ranging from Hydrogen with atomic number \(1\) to Plutonium with atomic number \(94\)). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

These natural elements, ordered by atomic number with their standard atomic masses, are listed below: [1, 2]

Atomic No. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]	Name	Symbol	Atomic Mass
1–10	Hydrogen–Neon	H–Ne	\(1.008–20.180\)
11–20	Sodium–Calcium	Na–Ca	\(22.990–40.078\)
21–30	Scandium–Zinc	Sc–Zn	\(44.956–65.38\)
31–40	Gallium–Zirconium	Ga–Zr	\(69.723–91.224\)
41–50	Niobium–Tin	Nb–Sn	\(92.906–118.71\)
51–60	Antimony–Neodymium	Sb–Nd	\(121.76–144.24\)
61–70	Promethium–Ytterbium	Pm–Yb	\((145)–173.05\)
71–80	Lutetium–Mercury	Lu–Hg	\(174.97–200.59\)
81–90	Thallium–Thorium	Tl–Th	\(204.38–232.04\)
91–94	Protactinium–Plutonium	Pa–Pu	\(231.04–(244)\)