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Which elements is most likely to be shiny? • Sulfur (S) • boron (B) • calcium (Ca) • carbon (C) -this subject is science.
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Which elements is most likely to be shiny?

• Sulfur (S)
• boron (B)
• calcium (Ca)
• carbon (C)
-this subject is science.

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Calcium because it’s a metal
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Answer:

calcium i think

Step-by-step explanation:

calcium is a metal

Sulfur is a non metal.

Boron is also a non metal.

Carbon is a non metal.

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