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Three elements A,B and C belong to the same group of the modern periodic table such that the difference in atomic weight of A and B is equal to the difference in atomic weight of B and C. The sum of atomic weights of elements A and C is 46 and that of A and B is 30. Identify elements A,B and C.

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Take A, B, and C in ascending order of atomic weights.
Difference between weights (atomic) of A and B= Difference between atomic weights of B and C.
Aw,Bw,Cw represent their atomic weights
BwAw=CwBw
2Bw=Aw+Cw
2Bw=46 [Given, sum of atomic weight of A and C is 46]
Bw= 23
B=Sdium
Aw+Bw=30 Aw+Cw=46
Aw+23=30 7+Cw=46
Aw=7 Cw=39
A=Lithium C=Potassium
A=Lithium B=Sodium C=Potassium

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