II. TABLE COMPLETION: Complete the table below by supplying the correct answer. ELEMENT PERIOD ORBITAL CLASSIFICATION GROUP NAME EXAMPLE:LITHIUM 2 S METAL ALKALI ΜΕΤΑLS 1. Strontium 2. Gadolinium 3. Xenon 4. Germanium 5. Mercury

II. TABLE COMPLETION: Complete the table below by supplying the correct answer. ELEMENT PERIOD ORBITAL CLASSIFICATION GROUP NAME EXAMPLE:LITHIUM 2 S METAL ALKALI ΜΕΤΑLS 1. Strontium 2. Gadolinium 3. Xenon 4. Germanium 5. Mercury

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TABLE COMPLETION: Complete the table below by supplying the correct answer.
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PERIOD
ORBITAL
CLASSIFICATION
GROUP NAME
EXAMPLE:LITHIUM
2
S
METAL
ALKALI
ΜΕΤΑLS
1. Strontium
2. Gadolinium
3. Хenon
4. Germanium
5. Mercury

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