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Atomic weights of practically all the elements are very nearly whole numbers and not always whole numbers. This is because :

A

of existence of allotropic forms

B

Valency of elements have frictional values

C

Equivalent weights are not whole numbers

D

Of the existence of isotopes for all the elements

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