1. Determine the common name of group 2A and state the reason for having thisname?2. Identify any 5 elements in Group 2A and determine the electron configuration of 5elements with its atomic structure.3. Illustrate 3 physical properties and 3 chemical properties of Calcium element.

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1. Determine the common name of group 2A and state the reason for having this
name?
2. Identify any 5 elements in Group 2A and determine the electron configuration of 5
elements with its atomic structure.
3. Illustrate 3 physical properties and 3 chemical properties of Calcium element.

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