Atom A and Atom B The Lewis Dot Diagram for two hypothetical elements, A and B, as shown. Use this image to answer the followingquestions:A: B.If both elements are member of Groups 1A-8A (not the Group B elements), indicate which of the following mightbe correct identities for each of these atoms. Choose all that apply.A. Atom A could be strontium (Sr).B. Atom A could be oxygen (O).c. Atom A could be aluminum (Al).D. Atom B could be tin (Sn).E. Atom B could be nitrogen (N).F. Atom B could be phosphorous (P).011

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or two hypothetical elements, A and B, as shown. Use this image to answer the following ber of Groups 1A-8A (not the Group B elements), indicate which of the following might ach of these atoms. Choose all that apply.

or two hypothetical elements, A and B, as shown. Use this image to answer the following ber of Groups 1A-8A (not the Group B elements), indicate which of the following might ach of these atoms. Choose all that apply.

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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