one pair has significantly fewer similarities in chemistry than the other two pairs: Ca& Zn, Sc & Ga, and K&Cu. which pair has the least in common and give examples of the differences. also give examples of the similarities in the other pairs

one pair has significantly fewer similarities in chemistry than the other two pairs: Ca& Zn, Sc & Ga, and K&Cu. which pair has the least in common and give examples of the differences. also give examples of the similarities in the other pairs

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter19: Transitition Metals, Coordination Chemistry And Metallurgy

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