While ice can be strong in terms of its physical properties, like hardness and cold temperature, it is not considered an element in the traditional sense. Elements refer to the basic chemical substances that make up the universe, such as oxygen and hydrogen. In terms of strength, other elemental materials like metals or minerals may be considered stronger depending on the context.
Fluorine
If you mean the elements in the Periodic Table it is carbon. If your talking about in general, diamond is by far the strongest element known to human.
There isn't a specific nature element chakra that is universally the strongest as strength can vary depending on individual abilities, training, and circumstances. Each element has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and the effectiveness of a chakra can depend on how well it is utilized in combat or other situations.
compound
The former.
It is certainly a rare and highly radioactive element. To say it is the "strongest" might be a bit much.
iron
osmium
Fluorine
Kyorem i guess :)
ice beam
ice fang
Ice is a compound.
Maggie engels
Diamond is a form of carbon, not an element. While diamond is one of the hardest naturally occurring materials, it is not the strongest overall. Materials like graphene and carbon nanotubes have higher tensile strength than diamond.
The woolly mammoth is the strongest animal in the ice age periods.
No, frost and ice are both forms of water (H2O), which is a compound, not an element.