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First member of a group differs from the rest of the members of the same group.Why

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Answered by Pgluuuu
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Explanation:

Due to small size of atom & absence of d orbital

Answered by elaine12
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Explanation:

The first element in a group is generally considered the identity element E , which differs from the rest because it is its own inverse. An element whose inverse is itself belongs to its own class.

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