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Question
‘The periodic table contains elements methodically grouped together’.
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Solution
The periodic table contains elements methodically grouped together like [I-A] alkali group [II-A] alkali earth group, halogens [17 OR 7-B] group, normal elements. Transition elements, noble gases [O-group], etc. If we know the properties of one member of a family, we know the properties of other members of the same family will be similar.
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