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XY compound is formed by X (Atomic number 11) and Y (Atomic number 17), then answer the questions given below. Determine the position of the element X and Y

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XY compound is formed by X (Atomic number 11) and Y (Atomic number 17), then answer the questions given below.

  1. Determine the position of the element X and Y periodic table.
  2. X and Y belongs to which of the following: metals, nonmetals or metalloids?
  3. From which block the elements X and Y are?
  4. Determine the electronic configuration and valency of these elements.
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  1. Element X is placed in group 1 and period 3.
    Element Y is placed in group 17 and period 3.
  2. Element X is a metal while element Y is a nonmetal.
  3. Element X belongs to s-block and element Y belongs to p-block.
  4. Electronic configuration of element X is (2, 8, 1). Its valency is 1.
    Electronic configuration of element Y is (2, 8, 7). Its valency is 1.
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Chapter 2: Periodic Classication of Element - Answer the following questions

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Chapter 2 Periodic Classication of Element
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