J.R. S. answered 09/10/17
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There are actually 3 such cases.
First, argon has a higher atomic mass than does potassium, but comes before it in the Table.
Second, cobalt has a higher atomic mass than nickel, and also appears before it in the Table.
Finally, tellurium comes before iodine yet has a higher atomic mass.