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It was suggested that, because of the jump in numbers, from chlorine to potassium, there was an element missing between them. Which element was discovered between these elements?
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It was suggested that, because of the jump in numbers, from chlorine to potassium, there was an element missing between them. Which element was discovered between these elements?

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Answer:

Argon

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Argon because chlorine is atomic number 17 and potassium is atomic number 19

Argon is between them thank you

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