Help 1. The elements fluorine(F), chlorine(Cl), bromine(Br), and iodine(l) are all found in thesame group (17) on the table.These elements are grouped together because they?Portion of the Periodic Table of the ElementsKEYH.Hydrogenapproxirmate atomic masssymbolnameatomic number18GroupsHeHelum1314151617NeNeonBoronCarbonNtrogenOxygenAlAuminumSiconCISlorineArArgon1112Suitur720GaGallumCuGeCmnm AenicAsSeZincEXDBrSeleniun Bromine35KrKrypton106116Inandium131XeXenon54Sav47AgCdCadmiumSnTeTelurumTinsoAntimony51lodine53A are metalsB have the same atomic massC react in similar waysare noble gases

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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1. The elements fluorine(F), chlorine(Cl), bromine(Br), and iodine(l) are all found in the
same group (17) on the table.
These elements are grouped together because they?
Portion of the Periodic Table of the Elements
KEY
H.
Hydrogen
approxirmate atomic mass
symbol
name
atomic number
18
Groups
He
Helum
13
14
15
16
17
Ne
Neon
Boron
Carbon
Ntrogen
Oxygen
Al
Auminum
Si
con
CI
Slorine
Ar
Argon
11
12
Suitur
720
Ga
Gallum
Cu
Ge
Cmnm Aenic
As
Se
Zinc
EXD
Br
Seleniun Bromine
35
Kr
Krypton
106
116
In
andium
131
Xe
Xenon
54
Sav
47
Ag
Cd
Cadmium
Sn
Te
Telurum
Tin
so
Antimony
51
lodine
53
A are metals
B have the same atomic mass
C react in similar ways
are noble gases

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