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Give the name of the elements in each group of three element symbols. a. Au, At, Ag b. N, Na, Ni c. S, Si, Sn d. Ca, Cr, Cl e. P, Pb, Pt f. Ti, Ta, Tl

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Give the name of the elements in each group of three
element symbols.
a. Au, At, Ag
b. N, Na, Ni
c. S, Si, Sn
d. Ca, Cr, Cl
e. P, Pb, Pt
f. Ti, Ta, Tl

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