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Abacus on which the number of atoms of each of the elements 118, 117 and 116 that have ever been synthesized are counted

Abacus on which the number of atoms of each of the elements 118, 117 and 116 that have ever been synthesized are counted

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Abacus on which the number of atoms of each of the elements 118, 117 and 116 that have ever been synthesized are counted

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