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| 21 || Sc || {{tp|Kansijun}}
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| 56 || Ba || {{tp|Palijun}}
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| 57 || La || {{tp|Lantanun}}
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| 58 || Ce || {{tp|
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| 59 || Pr || {{tp|Pasejosimijun}}
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| 86 || Rn || {{tp|Laton}}
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| 87 || Fr || {{tp|
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| 88 || Ra || {{tp|Lasijun}}
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When referring to these elements, {{tp|ijo nasin [name]}} or {{tp|ijo [name]}} can be used. This document will use {{tp|ijo [name]}} throughout.
=== Numerals ===
: ''See the article [[Number systems]] for more information.''
There are four official numerals in [[Toki Pona: The Language of Good|{{tp|pu}}]], {{tp|ala}} (no; zero), {{tp|wan}} (one), {{tp|tu}} (two) and {{tp|mute}} (at least three). A more systematic number system is used by a big part of the Toki Pona community, in which {{tp|luka}} is redefined as five, {{tp|mute}} as twenty, and {{tp|ale}}/{{tp|ali}} as one hundred. Numerals are strung together and ordered from largest to smallest. For example, seven is {{tp|luka tu}}, and thirty six is {{tp|mute luka luka luka wan}}.
However, two more numerals are featured in [[Toki Pona Dictionary|{{tp|ku}}]], {{tp|san}} and {{tp|po}}, as {{tp|nimi ku pi suli ala}}. They mean three and four, and replace {{tp|tu wan}} and {{tp|tu tu}}, respectively. This document will use the numerals {{tp|ala}}, {{tp|wan}}, {{tp|tu}}, {{tp|san}}, {{tp|po}}, {{tp|luka}}, {{tp|mute}} and {{tp|ale}} throughout.
The reader is reminded that any number system is acceptable as long as it can be understood.
== Inorganic chemistry ==
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