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electrons
neutrons
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(4.)
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(9.)
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(10.)
(6.) -18
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(12)
(13.)
(14.)
(15.)
14
(16.)
- (17.)
25
(18.)
(19)
(20.)
34
(21.)
- (22.)
(23.)
(24.)
(25.)
29
35
arsenic - (26.)
(27.)
(28.)
(29.)
(30.)
41
(31.)
- 88
(32.)
(33.)
(34.)
(35.)
51
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(36.)
(37.)
(38.)
(39.)
(40.)
(41.)
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(42.)
(43.)
56
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(47.)
(45.)
(48.)
(46.)
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