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rubidium and cesium have similar chemical properties because, in the ground state, the atoms of both each have
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rubidium and cesium have similar chemical properties because, in the ground state, the atoms of both each have

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They are both group 1 elements and so therefore:

(1) one electron in the outermost shell
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