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give 2 points of difference between s and p block elements.​

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Answered by BrainlyRevan
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S and p block elements are chemical elements found in the periodic table of elements. ... The main difference between s and p block elements is that the valence electrons of the s block elements are in the s orbital whereas the valence electrons of the p block elements are in the p orbital.

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s block elements:-

  • The group 1 and group 2 elements are called as s block elements.
  • The group 1 elements is known as alkali metals.
  • The group 2 elements are called as alkaline earth metal
  • They have ns1 general electronic configuration.
  • They have high positive electron gain enthalpy.
  • They are highly electropositive and form ionic hydrides.
  • Some of them impart colour to the flame.

p block elements:-

  • The elements of group 13 to 18 are called as p block elements or representative elements.
  • The group 17 elements are called as halogens and group 18 elements are called as noble gases.
  • They have a general electronic configuration of ns1-2 np1-6
  • The group 18 elements have a completely filled electronic configuration of ns2 np6 and hence they are called as inert gases.

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