| Can you name these elemental groups? | |
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| High melting and boiling points with loosely bound d-orbital electrons. | |
| These scarce elements with industrial usages form generally ionic compounds | |
| Utilizing the f-suborbital, all members of this group are radioactive. | |
| Shiny and solid at room temperature, these elements have very low electronegativity. | |
| These elements are characterized by densities and properties that vary greatly. Polonium is a member of this group. | |
| These poor conductors of electricty have high ionization energies and include oxygen and nitrogen. | |
| Located in column VIIA, these elements with very high electronegativities are poor conductors. | |
| Known for having complete valence shells, these inert elements are located at the far right of the periodic table. | |
| With similar characteristics to metals, these elements are located in the first group of the periodic table. | |
| Having low electronegativities, these elements contain two electrons in their outer suborbital. | |
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