Which of the following is the least reactive group of elements? a. Alkali metals d. Halogens b. Alkaline earth metals e. Nobel gases c. Chalogens f. Transition metals

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  1. Which of the following is the least reactive group of elements?

 

a.        Alkali metals

d.       Halogens

b.      Alkaline earth metals

e.      Nobel gases

c.       Chalogens

f.       Transition metals

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