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If meaning an element of the Periodic Table, element "X" does not exist as of now. However, there is an element that is symbolized as "Xe", which is also known as Xenon.
There is also an element "Y" (Yttrium), as well as "V" (Vanadium), "U" (Uranium), and "W" (Tungsten).
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X is used to represent a generic or unknown element

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No chemical element with the chemical symbol X. Xenon has the symbol Xe.

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There is no element 'E'.

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Transition metal.

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X is a metal or another cation.

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