2. What do the vertical rows in the periodic table correspond to? O The number of protons in the atom O The number of electron shells around the atom O The number of neutrons in the atom O Elements with the same configuration of the outemost electrons

2. What do the vertical rows in the periodic table correspond to? O The number of protons in the atom O The number of electron shells around the atom O The number of neutrons in the atom O Elements with the same configuration of the outemost electrons

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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2. What do the vertical rows in the periodic table correspond to?
O The number of protons in the atom
O The number of electron shells around the atom
O The number of neutrons in the atom
O Elements with the same configuration of the outermost electrons

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