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What element on the periodic table is a radioactive gas with 136 neutrons
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What element on the periodic table is a radioactive gas with 136 neutrons

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The Element on the Periodic table with 136 neutrons is Radon. Radon is a radioactive gas, and it's chemical symbol is 86. 
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