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identify the wrong sequence of the element in a group
A) ca,br, ba
B) cu, au, ag
C) cl, br, i

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Answered by adibakadiwala1402
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Cl,Br,I is the wrong sequence
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Answered by Jasleen0599
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Answer: The wrong sequence of the elements in groups is (B). Cu, Au, Ag.

Explanation:

The correct sequence of the elements in groups is Cu, Ag, Au.

(A). In ca, br, i, the atomic number of calcium (cl) is 20, the atomic number of bromine (br) is 35, the atomic number of barium (ba) is 56.

So 20<35<56 it is correct.

(B). In cu, au, ag, the atomic number of copper (cu) is 29, the atomic number of gold (au) is 79, the atomic number of silver (ag) is 47.

So 47 is not greater than 79 it is incorrect.

(C). In cl, br, i, the atomic number of chlorine (ca) is 17, the atomic number of bromine (br) is 35, the atomic number of iodine (i) is 53.

So 17<35<54 it is correct.

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