Elements in the same group tend to have similar characteristics, but some things like tendency to gain or lose electrons can still vary even within a group Which of the following is true regarding the elements in group 2?

Elements in the same group tend to have similar characteristics, but some things like tendency to gain or lose electrons can still vary even within a group Which of the following is true regarding the elements in group 2?

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