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The first 82 elements are all stable and not radioactive, except for technetium and promethium. Most elements after 82 are unstable.

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The first 82 elements in the Periodic Table are all naturally occurring elements. They range from hydrogen to lead and have unique chemical properties based on their atomic structure and electron configurations. These elements form the building blocks of all matter in the universe.

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