Which are the representative elements? (also known as main group elements) These elements have incompletely filled s or p subshells of the highest principal quantum number.O1. HydrogenO 2. HeliumO 3. Lithium04. Beryllium5. Boron6. Carbon7. Nitrogen8. OxygenO 9. FluorineO 10. NeonO 11. SodiumO 12. Magnesium13. AluminumO 14. Silicon15. PhosphorusO 16. SulfurO17. ChlorineO18. ArgonO 19. Potassium20. CalciumO 21. Scandium22. Titanium23. VanadiumO 24. Chromium25. Manganese26. IronO 27. CobaltO 28. Nickel29. Copper30. Zinc31. Gallium32. Germanium33. Arsenic34. SeleniumO35. BromineO36. KryptonO37. RubidiumO38. StrontiumO39. YttriumO40. ZirconiumNAVAM YA

The elements present in group 1,2(s-block), 13, 14, 15 ,16, 17 and 18(p-block) are referred to as…

Which are the representative elements? (also known as main group elements) These elements have incompletely filled s or p subshells of the highest principal quantum number. 1. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O 3. Lithium 04. Beryllium O 5. Boron O 6. Carbon 7. Nitrogen 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon D 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium O 13. Aluminum O 14. Silicon O 15. Phosphorus O 16. Sulfur O 17. Chlorine O 18. Argon O 19. Potassium O 20. Calcium O 21. Scandium O 22. Titanium O 23. Vanadium O 24. Chromium O 25. Manganese O 26. Iron O 27. Cobalt O 28. Nickel O29. Copper O 30. Zinc O 31. Gallium O 32. Germanium O 33. Arsenic O 34. Selenium O 35. Bromine O 36. Krypton O 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium O40. Zirconium

Which are the representative elements? (also known as main group elements) These elements have incompletely filled s or p subshells of the highest principal quantum number. 1. Hydrogen O 2. Helium O 3. Lithium 04. Beryllium O 5. Boron O 6. Carbon 7. Nitrogen 8. Oxygen O 9. Fluorine O 10. Neon D 11. Sodium O 12. Magnesium O 13. Aluminum O 14. Silicon O 15. Phosphorus O 16. Sulfur O 17. Chlorine O 18. Argon O 19. Potassium O 20. Calcium O 21. Scandium O 22. Titanium O 23. Vanadium O 24. Chromium O 25. Manganese O 26. Iron O 27. Cobalt O 28. Nickel O29. Copper O 30. Zinc O 31. Gallium O 32. Germanium O 33. Arsenic O 34. Selenium O 35. Bromine O 36. Krypton O 37. Rubidium O 38. Strontium O 39. Yttrium O40. Zirconium

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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