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Going across one period in the periodic table of the elements, all the elements, all the elememts in the period have the some number of protons
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Going across one period in the periodic table of the elements, all the elements, all the elememts in the period have the some number of protons

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None of the elements on the periodic table have the same number of protons, that's what makes them different elements. I'm not entirely sure what you are asking honestly. 
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