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Name of element Symbol Atomic No. Atomic Mass Type of element Block Group Periods 1. Mercury Hg 80 200.59 metal 5d IIB 2. Rn 3. VA 4. Lithium 87.62 5. 127.60 6. 8. Boron 3.

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Chapter2: Atoms And Molecules

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Question

Name of element
Symbol
Atomic No.
Atomic Mass
Type of element
Block
Group
Periods
1. Mercury
Hg
80
200.59
metal
5d
IIB
2.
Rn
3.
VA
4. Lithium
87.62
5.
127.60
6.
8. Boron
3.

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