18. Students were asked to identify the location of elements in the periodic table based on clues printed on gamecards.Element IElement III• Colorless gas• Shiny black solid• Metalloid• 3 valence electrons• 2 energy levels• Nonmetal• 8 valence electrons• 5 energy levelsElement IIElement IV• Steel-gray solid• Brittle metalloid• 5 valence electrons• 4• Silvery-white solid• Soft metal• 2 valence electrons• 6 energy levels4 energy levelsBased on the data, which periodic table shows the correct location of the four elements?

Students were asked to identify the location of elements in the periodic table based on clues printed on game cards. Element I Element III • Shiny black solid • Metalloid • Colortess gas • Nonmetal 8 valence electrons • 5 energy levels • 3 valence electrons • 2 energy levels Element II Element IV • Steel-gray solid • Brittie metalloid • Silvery-white solid • Soft metal • 2 valence electrons • 6 energy levels • 5 valence electrons •4 energy levels Based on the data, which periodic table shows the correct location of the four elements?

Students were asked to identify the location of elements in the periodic table based on clues printed on game cards. Element I Element III • Shiny black solid • Metalloid • Colortess gas • Nonmetal 8 valence electrons • 5 energy levels • 3 valence electrons • 2 energy levels Element II Element IV • Steel-gray solid • Brittie metalloid • Silvery-white solid • Soft metal • 2 valence electrons • 6 energy levels • 5 valence electrons •4 energy levels Based on the data, which periodic table shows the correct location of the four elements?

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

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