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Which of the following elements has the largest atomic number? O tellurium (Te) lodine (0) Otin (5) O antimoney (5b)

Which of the following elements has the largest atomic number? O tellurium (Te) lodine (0) Otin (5) O antimoney (5b)
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Which of the following elements has the largest atomic number?

O tellurium (Te)
lodine (0)
Otin (5)
O antimoney (5b)

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Answer:

iodine is 53

tellurium is 52

antimony is 51

Otin Is 50

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tellurium is the correct answer
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