B. Fill in the missing information in the table. You are not allowed to use your periodic table.Give 2 elements belonging to thegroupGROUPOTHER NAMESNUMBERGroup VIIIA/0PnictogensLithium, PotassiumAluminum, GalliumAlkaline Earth MetalsGroup IVAHalogensGroup VIAC. Draw an arrow pointing to the element which has an increasing trend based on the givenproperty. Example is shown below. (You are not allowed to use your periodic table. Try tovisualize the locations of the different elements based on your memory of Group A elements. )Metallic PropertyEx.NitrogenLithiumCalciumSodiumElectronegativityFluorineBoronIronCopperAtomic SizeBariumMagnesiumArsenicBismuthElectron AffinityGermaniunMagnesiumSulfurChlorinelonization Potential/EnergyAluminumBromineBromineFluorine

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B. Fill in the missing information in the table. You are not allowed to use your periodic table.
Give 2 elements belonging to the
group
GROUP
OTHER NAMES
NUMBER
Group VIIIA/0
Pnictogens
Lithium, Potassium
Aluminum, Gallium
Alkaline Earth Metals
Group IVA
Halogens
Group VIA
C. Draw an arrow pointing to the element which has an increasing trend based on the given
property. Example is shown below. (You are not allowed to use your periodic table. Try to
visualize the locations of the different elements based on your memory of Group A elements. )
Metallic Property
Ex.
Nitrogen
Lithium
Calcium
Sodium
Electronegativity
Fluorine
Boron
Iron
Copper
Atomic Size
Barium
Magnesium
Arsenic
Bismuth
Electron Affinity
Germaniun
Magnesium
Sulfur
Chlorine
lonization Potential/Energy
Aluminum
Bromine
Bromine
Fluorine

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