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Within the main group elements, a family on the periodic table has the same number of electrons on in the valence level. TRue or false
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Within the main group elements, a family on the periodic table has the same number of electrons on in the valence level. TRue or false

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True. Because the valence level is the level that is the outer most shell, so therefore there can be. An example would be H,
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