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Transcribed Image Text:ENRICHMENT
Complete the concept map below by filling up the
boxes with the appropriate concepts using the
linking words/phrases.
CARD 2
#LinkingGoal
s- block
p - block
d - block
Concepts:
transition metals
groups
periods
valence electron/s
modern periodic table
representative elements
families
f- block
energy levels
1. Modern
Periodic Table subdivided
is consist of
can be
2
into
3
4
vertical
columns called
horizontal
rows called,
5
is the number
corresponds to
7
is the number
corresponds to the
occupied
or
12
may be
8
10
11
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