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Question
Match column A with column B.
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Column A |
Column B |
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(a) Element short by 1 electron in octet |
(i) Transition elements |
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(b) Highly reactive metals |
(ii) Noble gases |
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(c) Non-reactive elements |
(iii) Alkali metals |
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(d) Elements of groups 3 to 12 |
(iv) Alkaline earth metals |
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(e) Radioactive elements |
(v) Halogens |
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(f) Elements with 2 electrons in the outermost orbit |
(vi)Actinides |
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Solution
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Column A |
Answers |
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(a) Element short by 1 electron in octet |
(v) Halogens |
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(b) Highly reactive metals |
(iii) Alkali metals |
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(c) Non-reactive elements |
(ii) Noble gases |
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(d) Elements of Groups 3 to 12 |
(i) Transition elements |
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(e) Radioactive elements |
(vi) Actinides |
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(f) Elements with 2 electrons in the outermost orbit |
(iv) Alkali earth metals |
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