[Answer] 4. Element number 16 in the periodic table is a key element for the production of hair or feathers. Due to the very specific smell of one of the compounds of this element, one can be warned that an egg is rotten. Which element has the atomic number 16?

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...1. Sulphur 2. Fluorine 3. Silicon 4. Tantalum Sulphur in pure form has only a faint odour and appears usually as a bright yellow crystalline powder. This element tends to form the very smelly and quite toxic hydrogen sulphide. Sulphur is one of the building blocks in vitamin B1 (thiamine) and B7 (biotin). You can find sulphur in egg white and in other protein sources such as halibut, tuna, chicken breast and light turkey meat, but also in various vegetables (broccoli, asparagus, Brussels sprouts, garlic to mention only a few). Fluorine (element 9) can help to prevent tooth decay. That's why fluorine compounds are added to most tooth pastes. Tantalum (element 73) is highly biocompatible, but doesn't play any essential role in the human diet. Silicon (element 14) is a key element in the structure of sand. It is not an essential ingredient in human diet.

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Sulphur:

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