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fireworkium (fw): this element has 15 protons and 15 electrons in its neutral atom.

toothium (t): this is a nonmetal with an average atomic mass number close to 19.

floatium (fl): this is a gas that the aliens often use to fill balloons and blimps. it contains two protons in its nucleus.

breathium (bt): this element is a nonmetal and has one less proton than an atom of toothium and has an atomic mass close to 16 amu.

lightium (lg): this is a gas that does not react with other elements. it glows when it is heated in a lamp or vacuum tube. it contains one more proton in its nucleus than toothium.

rottoneggium (re): this is a nonmetal with one less electron than mustarium. it has a total of 16 electrons in its electron cloud.

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