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Consider the circled elements in the periodic table. based on their location, we could infer that most of them are a) very reactive gases. b) gases at room temperature. c) do not react readily with metals. d) nonreactive solids at room temperature. consider the circled elements in the periodic table. based on their location, we could infer that most of them are a) very reactive gases. b) gases at room temperature. c) do not react readily with metals. d) nonreactive solids at room temperature.
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