The following ten numbers are equal to the weight, in grams, of a certain amount of ten different elements of the periodic table, not including the rare earths because those punks are snobs. Each number represents a different volume, in milliliters, of the corresponding element in gaseous form, at a pressure equal to a different altitude above sea level on earth (in increments of 250 meters). The number of possible solutions to this problem is ludicrously huge, but I have arbitrarily selected one set of answers as "correct" and will respond with a flat and unhelpful "no" to every set of incorrect answers. I will also yell at you if you do not specify the element, volume, and both pressure and equivalent altitude for each of the ten answers. Have fun!
12
.00002
58.776
888
7,734
999
32.5
1,763
6.02 *10^23
Pi
12
.00002
58.776
888
7,734
999
32.5
1,763
6.02 *10^23
Pi
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