Identify these elements based on their locations in the periodic table. Give the symbol, not the name. ### Periodic Table Element IdentificationIdentify these elements based on their locations in the periodic table. Provide the symbol, not the name.1. **Period 4, Group 14 (4A):** - [Input box]2. **Period 4, Group 11 (1B):** - [Input box]3. **Period 3, Group 17 (7A):** - [Input box]This exercise challenges the understanding of periodic table organization, helping students learn to identify chemical elements by their period and group location.

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Identify these elements based on their locations in the periodic table. Give the symbol, not the name.

### Periodic Table Element Identification

Identify these elements based on their locations in the periodic table. Provide the symbol, not the name.

1. **Period 4, Group 14 (4A):**
- [Input box]

2. **Period 4, Group 11 (1B):**
- [Input box]

3. **Period 3, Group 17 (7A):**
- [Input box]

This exercise challenges the understanding of periodic table organization, helping students learn to identify chemical elements by their period and group location.

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Periods: Periods are rows in a periodic table . The lines that are horizontal are periods.

Groups : groups are column in a periodic table. The vertical lines in periodic table are groups .

1) period 4 ; group 14

Taking the 4th row (ie 4th horizontal line ) from periodic table and 14th column (ie 14th vertical line ) : When these will cross with other the element we get is : Germenium

The symbol is : Ge

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