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Physics, 08.04.2020 18:46 aasiarobinson998

Why are the inner transitional metals placed in a separate box?

They are radioactive

To save space; so the periodic table would fit on a single page

All of these

Because they are different from the rest of the elements

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Why are the inner transitional metals placed in a separate box?

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