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Ca
Caldum
40.08
Sc
Dondum
44.96
Ge
Cu Ceme
72.63
36
Kr
As
Se
Br
remine
79.90
39.30
0.72
74.92
78.97
37
39
38
Sr
49
In
ndum
114.62
50
Sn
51
Sb
imeny
121.76
52
Te
53
54
Rb
Rubidum Srotum
5.47
Xe
Xanon
131.29
...
rerlem
Teluum
127.60
Sodine
126.90
87.62
118.71
Which elements have more protons per atom than phosphorus?
bromine and sulfur
B) helium and nitrogen
nitrogen and sodium
D.
sodium and bromine
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