8. The polarizing power of Group II elements thermal stability of their compounds down the group and the when go down the group. A. increase, decrease B. decrease, increase C. increase, increase D. decrease, decrease

8. The polarizing power of Group II elements thermal stability of their compounds down the group and the when go down the group. A. increase, decrease B. decrease, increase C. increase, increase D. decrease, decrease

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8. The polarizing power of Group II elements
thermal stability of their compounds
down the group and the
when go down the group.
A. increase, decrease
B. decrease, increase
C. increase, increase
D. decrease, decrease

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