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Look at a Periodic Table. Only elements are included on the period table.

You will find that aluminium, silicon and tin are all on the periodic table.

Aluminium (Al) is atomic number 13.

Silicon (Si) is atomic number 14.

Tin (Sn) is atomic number 50.

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