3 years ago

Can someone help me with this I'm-- never mind I would just like help..

2 answers:

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Silicon: Si
Iron: Fe
K: Potassium
Hg: Mercury
I: Iodine
Copper: Cu

A. Bromine
B.Beryllium
C. Gold
D. Tin

A. Alkaline Metals
B. Transition Metals
C. Reactive Nonmetals
D. Alkaline Earth Metals

serg [7]3 years ago

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Dang it I love elements :(

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