For question 16 to 18, refer to the following Periodic Table.aghiked16. Which of the following elements is NOT an alkali metal?A.В. ЬС. сD.da17. Which of the following elements has the highest density?А. БВ. еС.D. I18. Which of the following statements is correct?c is more reactive than d.В.A.k is more reactive than i.С.is a non-metal while h is a metal.D. jis lighter than b.

Periodic table is arrangement of elements on the basis of atomic masses.

For question 16 to 18, refer to the following Periodic Table. a h i k e d 16. Which of the following elements is NOT an alkali metal? A. a В. Ь С. D. d 17. Which of the following elements has the highest density? А. Б С. h 18. Which of the following statements is correct? В. е D. I А. c is more reactive than d. В. k is more reactive than i. С. e is a non-metal while h is a metal. D. jis lighter than b.

For question 16 to 18, refer to the following Periodic Table. a h i k e d 16. Which of the following elements is NOT an alkali metal? A. a В. Ь С. D. d 17. Which of the following elements has the highest density? А. Б С. h 18. Which of the following statements is correct? В. е D. I А. c is more reactive than d. В. k is more reactive than i. С. e is a non-metal while h is a metal. D. jis lighter than b.

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