Where do you expect to find elements that are good oxidizing agents on the periodic table? Periodic Table of the Elements LA 11A H 1.00 LI Unte 6.941 37 K 30.090 12 Na Mg Seder Magn 24,305 Rb 54.486 A Be BeryBum 9.012 B 2 ILA RA 2A 20 D Ca 40.078 38 56 Cs Ba Osem Datum Fr Ra Frandlem Podium 223.020 220.025 Sr Strontin 67.62 21 Sc Sondum 44 558 39 3 118 30 Y Yorum 88.900 57-71 Lanthanide Series Actinide Series 22 23 TI V Thark 47.88 40 4 IVB 401 72 Hf Than 178.40 Zr Zroonkam Nobium 91.224 92.906 Lantanum 138.906 Ac belician 90 5 VD 50 BRAS 50.942 La Ce Cartur Altai Metal 73 at the bottom 104 Rf Rutherfordium Dubnium Seaborgum 24 41 42 43 Nb Mo Tc Molybdunum Technetum 95.94 98.907 75 6 VID 60 25 26 Cr Mn Fe Commem Ch 51.000 Iron 55.833 on the left side 74 Ta W Tantalum Borgen 180 945 18585 7 VIID 70 Alkaline Earth Manganese 54335 105 106 Db Sg Bh Bellum 264 C in the transition metals Th Pa U Thoilure Prousticien Uhanikum 232.038 221.030 Re. Os Thanam 108 207 Ourum 190.23 107 44 Transition Metal 108 27 Hs Hecskem (2001 VIII Co 58.833 59 50 61 62 Pr Nd Pm Sm Prem Neymum 140 FOR 144.24 Promotiom 144 913 150.36 Ir Indum 192 22 109 45 46 47 48 49 Rh Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Ru Calrike 112411 Rutenium Rodium Puudus 101.07 102.900 106.42 76 Shar 107.808 79 Indum 114.318 81 77 10 63 28 29 30 Ni Cu Zn ZINE 4539 Na 58.003 Semimetal Nonmetal Mt Meu Demon Ron [268] 24 195.00 Copper 83548 on the far right side (except for the noble gases) Eu Cadabrim Fungim 181.906 157.25 Bask Metal 12 In 201 22 13 Halogen B en 10.811 13 RA 3A Al Marines 21.982 31 6 Noble Gas 14 NA 4A C Cartre 12.011 14 32 Ga Ge Coffee Germanum 89.732 72.81 30 N 14.007 15 Si P S Som 28.06 Phosphona 30.974 Sulfa 32.000 The 118.71 15 VA SA 33 As Amark 74 822 51 68 16 VIA BA 16 S 34 O F Fluore 16.908 Lanthanide Actinide on 64 65 55 67 Gd Tb Dy Ho Tem Dysprofum Holmum 106.825 182.50 154 330 97 98 99 95 96 100 102 Fm Md No Neptatum Plutorium Arturicium Calum Berkan Culfanium Shum Furfum Murdolofum Noviem 237 048 244.064 243.001 247,070 247.070 251.000 (254) 257.096 Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es 258.1 254.100 Se Seben 78.09 32 2 17 He VIA Heban 7A 17 Sn Sb Te 1 1276 Reimary ToBurlure 121.700 83 lodine 121.904 85 78 80 82 84 Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Po At Load Puleniumm Gold 19967 111 Mercury 2004 112 204.383 113 2012 114 20140 200 115 116 200087 117 118 110 Ds Rg Cn Uut FI Uup Lv Uus Uuo Capemirs Uhrerlum PM Ferskum Dhunperdu Uemotum Unseptin Chunorius 280 (296) unknown unknown 70 Er Tm Yb Dulu Ditam 167.26 Yer 173.04 140 334 101 CI 35.453 Br Sunter 75 904 53 18 VITA BA 10 71 Ne Nen 20.100 18 Ar Fran 20.048 36 Kr Krypter 8436 54 Xe Saver 131.29 86 Rn Re 202.018 Lu 174.347 100 Lr COME
Where do you expect to find elements that are good oxidizing agents on the periodic table? Periodic Table of the Elements LA 11A H 1.00 LI Unte 6.941 37 K 30.090 12 Na Mg Seder Magn 24,305 Rb 54.486 A Be BeryBum 9.012 B 2 ILA RA 2A 20 D Ca 40.078 38 56 Cs Ba Osem Datum Fr Ra Frandlem Podium 223.020 220.025 Sr Strontin 67.62 21 Sc Sondum 44 558 39 3 118 30 Y Yorum 88.900 57-71 Lanthanide Series Actinide Series 22 23 TI V Thark 47.88 40 4 IVB 401 72 Hf Than 178.40 Zr Zroonkam Nobium 91.224 92.906 Lantanum 138.906 Ac belician 90 5 VD 50 BRAS 50.942 La Ce Cartur Altai Metal 73 at the bottom 104 Rf Rutherfordium Dubnium Seaborgum 24 41 42 43 Nb Mo Tc Molybdunum Technetum 95.94 98.907 75 6 VID 60 25 26 Cr Mn Fe Commem Ch 51.000 Iron 55.833 on the left side 74 Ta W Tantalum Borgen 180 945 18585 7 VIID 70 Alkaline Earth Manganese 54335 105 106 Db Sg Bh Bellum 264 C in the transition metals Th Pa U Thoilure Prousticien Uhanikum 232.038 221.030 Re. Os Thanam 108 207 Ourum 190.23 107 44 Transition Metal 108 27 Hs Hecskem (2001 VIII Co 58.833 59 50 61 62 Pr Nd Pm Sm Prem Neymum 140 FOR 144.24 Promotiom 144 913 150.36 Ir Indum 192 22 109 45 46 47 48 49 Rh Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Ru Calrike 112411 Rutenium Rodium Puudus 101.07 102.900 106.42 76 Shar 107.808 79 Indum 114.318 81 77 10 63 28 29 30 Ni Cu Zn ZINE 4539 Na 58.003 Semimetal Nonmetal Mt Meu Demon Ron [268] 24 195.00 Copper 83548 on the far right side (except for the noble gases) Eu Cadabrim Fungim 181.906 157.25 Bask Metal 12 In 201 22 13 Halogen B en 10.811 13 RA 3A Al Marines 21.982 31 6 Noble Gas 14 NA 4A C Cartre 12.011 14 32 Ga Ge Coffee Germanum 89.732 72.81 30 N 14.007 15 Si P S Som 28.06 Phosphona 30.974 Sulfa 32.000 The 118.71 15 VA SA 33 As Amark 74 822 51 68 16 VIA BA 16 S 34 O F Fluore 16.908 Lanthanide Actinide on 64 65 55 67 Gd Tb Dy Ho Tem Dysprofum Holmum 106.825 182.50 154 330 97 98 99 95 96 100 102 Fm Md No Neptatum Plutorium Arturicium Calum Berkan Culfanium Shum Furfum Murdolofum Noviem 237 048 244.064 243.001 247,070 247.070 251.000 (254) 257.096 Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es 258.1 254.100 Se Seben 78.09 32 2 17 He VIA Heban 7A 17 Sn Sb Te 1 1276 Reimary ToBurlure 121.700 83 lodine 121.904 85 78 80 82 84 Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Po At Load Puleniumm Gold 19967 111 Mercury 2004 112 204.383 113 2012 114 20140 200 115 116 200087 117 118 110 Ds Rg Cn Uut FI Uup Lv Uus Uuo Capemirs Uhrerlum PM Ferskum Dhunperdu Uemotum Unseptin Chunorius 280 (296) unknown unknown 70 Er Tm Yb Dulu Ditam 167.26 Yer 173.04 140 334 101 CI 35.453 Br Sunter 75 904 53 18 VITA BA 10 71 Ne Nen 20.100 18 Ar Fran 20.048 36 Kr Krypter 8436 54 Xe Saver 131.29 86 Rn Re 202.018 Lu 174.347 100 Lr COME
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