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Lord Kelvin, also known as William Thomson, expressed skepticism about radium being an element in the early 1900s, particularly around 1903. He questioned the idea of radium as a distinct element due to its radioactive properties and the way it transformed into other elements. Kelvin's views were rooted in the understanding of atomic theory at the time, which was still evolving with discoveries in radioactivity.

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