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In the periodic table, what is the relationship between two elements that are placed side-by-side in a row? a. the element on the right has one more n
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In the periodic table, what is the relationship between two elements that are placed side-by-side in a row?
a. the element on the right has one more n
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1) they both lie in same Period
2) element on right side has 1 more valence electron than element on left side
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