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inna [77]
3 years ago
15

SE LES DARA EL NUMERO ATOMICO DEBERAN REALIZAR LA CONFIGURACION ELECTRONICA ESCRIBE SU NOMBRE SIMBOLO Y UBICACION EN LA TABLA PE

RIODICA Z- 30,58,81,17,36
Chemistry
1 answer:
IrinaK [193]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Zinc, Cerio, Talio, Cloro y Criptón.

Explicación:

El zinc es el elemento que tiene el número atómico 30 y su símbolo es Zn. Se encuentra en el grupo 2B de la tabla periódica. El cerio es el elemento que tiene el número atómico 58 y su símbolo es Ce. Se encuentra en el grupo de lantánidos de la tabla periódica. El talio es el elemento que tiene el número atómico 81 y su símbolo es Tl. Se encuentra en el tercer grupo de la tabla periódica. El cloro es el elemento que tiene el número atómico 17 y su símbolo es Cl. Se encuentra en el séptimo grupo de la tabla periódica. El criptón es el elemento que tiene el número atómico 36 y su símbolo es Kr. Se encuentra en el grupo de gases nobles, es decir, en la tabla periódica del octavo grupo.

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