Read each description in the first column of the table below. If any chemical element with atomic number of 92 or less matches the description, check Yes andenter the chemical symbol of an element that matches. Otherwise check No in the second column.1descriptionAn element in Period 2 and Group 2A.A metalloid in Group 4A.A halogen with a lower atomic numberthan gallium.A transition element in Period 3.ExplanationF1Check#20F3Does any elementwith Z≤ 92 matchthe description?YesOYesOYesO Yes$O NoO NoF4O NoO NoIf you checked yes, givethe symbol of anelement with Z ≤ 92that matches.%XF5000MacBook Air^G6SAF6&7Ⓒ2022 McGraw Hill LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Center | AccessibilityF7DIIF8F9

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