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Place the following elements in order from MOST METALLIC to LEAST METALLIC P As K Li Bi A, P > As > Bi > Li > K B, As > P > Li> Bi > K C, As > Bi> K > Li > P D, K > Li> Bi > As > P

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Chapter11: Atomic Theory :the Quantum Model Of The Atom

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Place the following elements in order from MOST METALLIC to LEAST METALLIC

P As K Li Bi

A, P > As > Bi > Li > K

B, As > P > Li> Bi > K

C, As > Bi> K > Li > P

D, K > Li> Bi > As > P

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