9:30ull LTETake QuizExitD Question 21 ptsBelow you will find a Bohr model of anatom. Which property of the atom in thediagram above accurately describes thereason it isplaced in Group 2 of the Periodic Table?O The valence electronsO The electrons near the nucleusO The energy levelsO The protons near the outside of thenucleus 9:30ull LTETake QuizExitQuestion 11 ptsBelow you will find a Bohr model of anatom. Which property of the atom in thediagram above accurately describes thereason it isplaced in Period 2 of the Periodic Table?O The valence electronsO The electrons near the nucleusO The energy levelsThe protons near the outside of thenucleus

For Q2) the answer is Valence electrons. For group 2 of the periodic table , there are two Valence…

Below you will find a Bohr model of an atom. Which property of the atom in the diagram above accurately describes the reason it is placed in Group 2 of the Periodic Table? O The valence electrons O The electrons near the nucleus O The energy levels O The protons near the outside of the nucleus

Below you will find a Bohr model of an atom. Which property of the atom in the diagram above accurately describes the reason it is placed in Group 2 of the Periodic Table? O The valence electrons O The electrons near the nucleus O The energy levels O The protons near the outside of the nucleus

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The protons near the outside of the
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