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GAN - Germany

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BERG - USA

DORN - Sweden

DEVI - England

CURIE - France

POTT - Germany

REICH - Germany

ETAR - France

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BALAR - France

BEMON - France

KLAUS - Russia

KLEVE - Sweden

CROOKES - England

PEREU - France

PERIER - France

ROSCO - England

RAYLEI - England

SEGRE - Italy, USA

SODDI - England

TENAR - France

URBAIN - France

SCHEELE - Sweden

RAMAN - India

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BRANDT - Germany

BUNSEN - Germany

VAUCLAIN - France

GIORSO - America

GREGOR - England

JAMES - England

CORSON - America

COURTOIS - France

MULLER - Germany

RAMSAY - England

RICHTER - Germany

BERMON - America

SEABORG - Sweden

KOSTER - Netherlands

NODDACK - Germany

Flerov - Russia

HATCHET - England

OERSTED - Denmark

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WINKLER - Germany

BUCHERER - Germany

GADOLIN - Finland

DEBIERNE - France

DEMARCE - France

KIRCHHOF - Germany

KLAPROT - Germany

CRAWFORD - England

MEITNER - Austria

MOISSANT - France

NILSON - Sweden

TENNANT - England

THOMPSON - England

HIGGINS - America

ABLSON - America

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CAVENDISH - England

MARIGNAC - France

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ARFVEDSON - Sweden

WOLLASTON - England

GLENDENINE - America

KRONSTEDT - Sweden

MACMILLAN - America

RUTHFORD - England

FRANKLAND - America

STROMEYER - Germany

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TURKELTAUB - Russia

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