1.Choose the element symbol pair which is correctly matched: A.Cobalt Co B.Carbon Ca C.Chlorine Ch D.Calcium C 2.In what arrangement where adjacent elements will have similar physical and chemical properties? A.Representative B.Arrangement by row C.Group D.Period

1.Choose the element symbol pair which is correctly matched: A.Cobalt Co B.Carbon Ca C.Chlorine Ch D.Calcium C 2.In what arrangement where adjacent elements will have similar physical and chemical properties? A.Representative B.Arrangement by row C.Group D.Period

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1.Choose the element symbol pair which is correctly
matched:
A.Cobalt Co
B.Carbon Ca
C.Chlorine Ch
D.Calcium C
2.In what arrangement where adjacent elements will
have similar physical and chemical properties?
A.Representative
B.Arrangement by row
C.Group
D.Period

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