12 What element belongs to the s block? a. aluminum b. boron C fluorine d. helium 13. What element will behave as an insulator? a. aluminum b. carbon C lithium d. silicon 14 Arrange the following elements according to increasing atomic size: P, Al, CI, Na, S. a Al, CI, Na, P, S b. CI, S, P, AI, Na « Na, Al, P, S, CI d. S, CI, P, Na, Al

12 What element belongs to the s block? a. aluminum b. boron C fluorine d. helium 13. What element will behave as an insulator? a. aluminum b. carbon C lithium d. silicon 14 Arrange the following elements according to increasing atomic size: P, Al, CI, Na, S. a Al, CI, Na, P, S b. CI, S, P, AI, Na « Na, Al, P, S, CI d. S, CI, P, Na, Al

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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