Not a member of the Noble Gases *O ArBiХеO KrNot a member of the Halogen FamilyAtWhich among the elements does notreadily lose an electron *NaCsWhich among the elements is a nonmetal? *ОкO MgСаSWhich among the elements is a metalloid?BrO AlGeSr Which among the element will have thehighest ionization energy? *СаBaCsWhich among the element will have thelowest electron affinity? *O FO NWhich among the elements will have thesmallest radius? *FNot a member of the Alkaline Earth Metalsgroup *MgRaВаFrNot a member of the Boron Family*O SbTI

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Not a member of the Noble Gases * Ar Bi Хе O Kr Not a member of the Halogen Family * O F At In Which among the elements does not readily lose an electron * Ок O Na Cs Which among the elements is a nonmetal? * Ок Mg Са Which among the elements is a metalloid? Br Al Ge Sr

Not a member of the Noble Gases * Ar Bi Хе O Kr Not a member of the Halogen Family * O F At In Which among the elements does not readily lose an electron * Ок O Na Cs Which among the elements is a nonmetal? * Ок Mg Са Which among the elements is a metalloid? Br Al Ge Sr

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Not a member of the Noble Gases *
O Ar
Bi
Хе
O Kr
Not a member of the Halogen Family
At
Which among the elements does not
readily lose an electron *
Na
Cs
Which among the elements is a nonmetal? *
Ок
O Mg
Са
S
Which among the elements is a metalloid?
Br
O Al
Ge
Sr

Which among the element will have the
highest ionization energy? *
Са
Ba
Cs
Which among the element will have the
lowest electron affinity? *
O F
O N
Which among the elements will have the
smallest radius? *
F
Not a member of the Alkaline Earth Metals
group *
Mg
Ra
Ва
Fr
Not a member of the Boron Family
*
O Sb
TI

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