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3. Write the name and symbol for each of the elements described below) a. Halogen in Period 4 b. Alkali metal in Period 3 c. Element in group IIIA, Period 4 d. Noble gas in Period 2

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3. Write the name and symbol for each of the elements described below;
a. Halogen in Period 4
b. Alkali metal in Period 3
c. Element in group IIIA, Period 4
d. Noble gas in Period 2

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