An unknown metal, M, in the third period forms an ionic compound with the formula MF. (a) What is the periodic group for F? (b) What is the special name for this group? (c) What is the formula of the anion?

An unknown metal, M, in the third period forms an ionic compound with the formula MF. (a) What is the periodic group for F? (b) What is the special name for this group? (c) What is the formula of the anion?

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