1 Describe Sodium (Na) by stating the group number and if it's a metal or nonmetal
2. Describe...
Chemistry, 19.01.2021 17:00 jenstets05
1 Describe Sodium (Na) by stating the group number and if it's a metal or nonmetal
2. Describe Helium (He) by stating the group number and it it's a metal or nonmetal
3. Describe lodine by stating the group number and it it's a metal or nonmetal
4 Describe Calcium (Ca) by stating the group number and it it's a metal or nonmetal
5 Name one element that has similar properties to potassium (K)
6. Name one element that has similar properties to magnesium (Mg).
7 Name one element that has similar properties to xeon Xe)
8. Name one element that has similar properties to chlorine (CI)
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