SIMULATION Metallic Bonding: Band Theory1А 2A3B4B5B6B7B8B1B2BAntibonding1920212223242526272829304KTiCr Mn FeNiCu ZnCaScVCoPeriod373839404142434445464748Rb SrYZr Nb MoTeRuRhPdAg CdBonding5556577273747576777879806CsHf TaOsBa LaWReIrPtAu HgMelting point: 63 °CIn which periodic group are both Mo and W found?

Mo i.e molybdenum atomic number = 42 W i.e tungsten atomic number = 74

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