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Which is the heaviest of the natural elements? A. potassium B. sodium C. uranium D. iron
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Which is the heaviest of the natural elements?

A. potassium

B. sodium

C. uranium

D. iron

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B. Sodium because that’s salt and that’s natural
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Answer:

C.

(contains a lot of protons)

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