TATWNa MgRbBeCswaSrSe TiM40 HDZrFEEMDrukkn dLandare10.811BBoron-57-71 7223Ba La-Lu Hf TaBalenGroup 3B ScGroup 4B TiGroup 5B VGroup 6B CrGroup 7B MnNb Mo TeLasteride99-103 104 105Fr Ra Ac-Lr Rf DbCr Mn24 25FeRuW Re Os27 wa29 30Co Ni Cu ZnEdaRhPd47ar 99 91 92 93 un 94 10 95Ac Th106 107 108 109 110 111Sg Bh HsMt Ds Rg1914Ag Cd13 AMAl77Ir Pt Au Hg TiGMGroup 8B FeGroup 9B CoGroup 10B NiGroup 11B CuGroup 12B ZnGaIn112 113Cn NhN 97 om 98Pa U NpNp Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es9999CSiGe As Se Br Kr50 NIESn Sb Te IPb Bi115Mc1 58 59 60 61 in 62 18D64 65 66 67 weTHEOKLaCe Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb114FIPo116LvLawriCI100100 101 10218eAt Rn117 ON 118118INSXeTs OgLu103Es Fm Md No LrPeriods are horizontal rows on the periodic table. Periods are numbered 1 to 7, top downon the periodic table. Period 1 begins at Hydrogen (H). Period 7 begins at Francium (Fr).Groups are vertical columns on the periodic table. Groups are numbered 1A to 8A fromleft to right across the periodic table (excluding the transition metals, lanthanide seriesmetals, and actinide series metals).Group 1A Alkali metals (H)Group 2A Alkaline earth metals (Be)Group 3A Boron group elements (B)Group 4A Carbon group elements (C)Groups are numbered 3B to 12B from left to right across the periodic table for thetransition metals only.Group 5A Nitrogen group elements (N)Group 6A Oxygen group elements (0)Group 7A Halogen elements (F)Group 8A Noble Gas elements (He) TITTGroups are numbered 3B to 12B from left to right across the periodic table for thetransition metals only.Group 3B ScGroup 4B TiGroup SB VGroup 6B CrGroup 7B MnGroup 8B FeGroup 9B CoGroup 10B NiGroup 11B CuGroup 12B Zn1. Period 1, Group 1A2. Period 1, Group 8A3. Period 3, Group 3A4. Period 2, Group 6A5. Period 5, Group 2A6. Period 4, Group 5A7. Period 4, Group 8A8. Period 3, Group 6AElement identification. Write the chemical symbol for the element at the given locationon the periodic table of the elements. The location is written as "Period, Group". Thechemical symbol for an element may be 1 or 2 letters. If 1 letter, it must be capitalized. If2 letters, the first letter is capitalized and the second letter is lower case.LIVEWORKSHEETS9. Period 4, Group 3B10. Period 6, Group 6B11. Period 5, Group 12B12. Period 4, Group 7B13. Period 5, Group. 11B14. Period 6, Group 4B15. Period 5, Group 5B16. Period 4, Group 12B

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WWW TAT Groups are numbered 3B to 12B from left to right across the periodic table for the transition metals only. Group 3B Sc Group 4B Ti Group 5B V Group 6B Cr Group 7B Mn Group 8B Fe Group 9B Co Group 10B Ni Group 11B Cu Group 12B Zn 1. Period 1, Group 1A 2. Period 1, Group 8A 3. Period 3, Group 3A 4. Period 2, Group 6A 5. Period 5, Group 2A 6. Period 4, Group 5A 7. Period 4, Group 8A 8. Period 3, Group 6A Element identification. Write the chemical symbol for the element at the given location on the periodic table of the elements. The location is written as "Period, Group". The chemical symbol for an element may be 1 or 2 letters. If 1 letter, it must be capitalized. If 2 letters, the first letter is capitalized and the second letter is lower case. LIVEWORKSHEETS 9. Period 4, Group 3B 10. Period 6, Group 6B 11. Period 5, Group 12B 12. Period 4, Group 7B 13. Period 5, Group. 11B 14. Period 6, Group 4B 15. Period 5, Group 5B 16. Period 4, Group 12B

WWW TAT Groups are numbered 3B to 12B from left to right across the periodic table for the transition metals only. Group 3B Sc Group 4B Ti Group 5B V Group 6B Cr Group 7B Mn Group 8B Fe Group 9B Co Group 10B Ni Group 11B Cu Group 12B Zn 1. Period 1, Group 1A 2. Period 1, Group 8A 3. Period 3, Group 3A 4. Period 2, Group 6A 5. Period 5, Group 2A 6. Period 4, Group 5A 7. Period 4, Group 8A 8. Period 3, Group 6A Element identification. Write the chemical symbol for the element at the given location on the periodic table of the elements. The location is written as "Period, Group". The chemical symbol for an element may be 1 or 2 letters. If 1 letter, it must be capitalized. If 2 letters, the first letter is capitalized and the second letter is lower case. LIVEWORKSHEETS 9. Period 4, Group 3B 10. Period 6, Group 6B 11. Period 5, Group 12B 12. Period 4, Group 7B 13. Period 5, Group. 11B 14. Period 6, Group 4B 15. Period 5, Group 5B 16. Period 4, Group 12B

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