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..... I. Ma ***. ....2. Oxygen ,3. Calcium ..4. Iron 5. Fluorine ...6. Sulfur .. 7. Aluminum 8. lodine ..... 9. Nickel ***.....10.Nitrogen

..... I. Ma ***. ....2. Oxygen ,3. Calcium ..4. Iron 5. Fluorine ...6. Sulfur .. 7. Aluminum 8. lodine ..... 9. Nickel ***.....10.Nitrogen

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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:Independent Activity 2. Elements of the Periodic Table Directions: Based on your answers on the previous activity, predict whether an element tends to "loss electron" (oxidation) or to "gain electron" (reduction). Write your answers on the space provided before each number. 1. Magnesium 2. Oxygen 3. Calcium 11. Potassium .......... 12. Bromine 13. Gold ............. 4. Iron 14. Phosphorus ....... ...... 5. Fluorine 15. Strontium ,6. Sulfur 16. Titanium ................ ,7. Aluminum 17. Lithium 8. lodine 18. Chlorine ....... .......... 9. Nickel 19. Lead .............. 10.Nitrogen 20. Cobalt
Transcribed Image Text::Independent Activity 2. Elements of the Periodic Table Directions: Based on your answers on the previous activity, predict whether an element tends to "loss electron" (oxidation) or to "gain electron" (reduction). Write your answers on the space provided before each number. 1. Magnesium 2. Oxygen 3. Calcium 11. Potassium .......... 12. Bromine 13. Gold ............. 4. Iron 14. Phosphorus ....... ...... 5. Fluorine 15. Strontium ,6. Sulfur 16. Titanium ................ ,7. Aluminum 17. Lithium 8. lodine 18. Chlorine ....... .......... 9. Nickel 19. Lead .............. 10.Nitrogen 20. Cobalt
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