There are three main regions of the periodic table. Choose one element from each of these regions and list the following for all three of them: a) it's symbol and the region to which it belongs b) the period and group number in which it resides c) it's atomic number Example: (Do not use these elements as your examples!) • Aluminum (Al) is an element located in the metal region of the periodic table in Group 3A, Period 3. It's atomic number is 13. . Bromine (Br) is an element located in the nonmetal region of the periodic table in Group 8A, Period 4. It's atomic number is 35. Antimony (Sb) is an element located in the metalloid region of the periodic table in Group 5A, Period 5. It's atomic number is 51.

There are three main regions of the periodic table. Choose one element from each of these regions and list the following for all three of them: a) it's symbol and the region to which it belongs b) the period and group number in which it resides c) it's atomic number Example: (Do not use these elements as your examples!) • Aluminum (Al) is an element located in the metal region of the periodic table in Group 3A, Period 3. It's atomic number is 13. . Bromine (Br) is an element located in the nonmetal region of the periodic table in Group 8A, Period 4. It's atomic number is 35. Antimony (Sb) is an element located in the metalloid region of the periodic table in Group 5A, Period 5. It's atomic number is 51.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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