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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry practice

An unknown element, X, is found to have 19 protons in its nucleus. (a) State the atomic number of element X. (b) Using the information provided, explain how you would locate element X on the periodic table. [3 marks]

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An unknown element, X, is found to have 19 protons in its nucleus. (a) State the atomic number of element X. (b) Using the information provided, explain how you would locate element X on the periodic table. [3 marks].

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