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Krypton, Californium, Trilithium, Palladium
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As you say newtron, my point is that this type of puzzle is meaningless unless more information is proffered.
The example I gave did not identify one property in each not shared by the others but rather the commonality you would expect of this puzzle.
The reason behind my post was not to suggest that the fictional element trilithium is the incorrect answer but rather that another answer could be equally valid no matter if other people (not meaning you) start jumping up and down yelling "you're wrong!"
Hi Newtron. The comminality is there by intferance.
1 - the other are soloids, 2 the others have stable nucli, 3 the others are real, 4 the others have easily diffined differnaces, (although I prefer the theater one by Hinge1967).
A better question would have been- wich is the odd one out from Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium and Trilithium. You would have to get very picky to find a differace other than the fictional/nonfictional answer.
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