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GROUP NUMBER ELEMENT Potassium Fluorine Silicon Radon Gold Beryllium Oxygen Neon Rubidium Tungsten Arsenic Calcium Sodium Aluminum Chromium Iodine Helium Nitrogen Iron Zinc

GROUP NUMBER ELEMENT Potassium Fluorine Silicon Radon Gold Beryllium Oxygen Neon Rubidium Tungsten Arsenic Calcium Sodium Aluminum Chromium Iodine Helium Nitrogen Iron Zinc
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ELEMENT
Potassium
Fluorine
Silicon
Radon
Gold
Beryllium
Oxygen
Neon
Rubidium
Tungsten
Arsenic
Calcium
Sodium
Aluminum
Chromium
Iodine
Helium
Nitrogen
Iron
Zinc

GROUP NUMBER ELEMENT Potassium Fluorine Silicon Radon Gold Beryllium Oxygen Neon Rubidium-example-1
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