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The atomic number of the three elements X,Y and Z are 2,6 and 10 respectively.find which two elements belong to the same group and which two elements belong the same period

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Answered by zumba12
8

Given:

Atomic number of element X = 2

Atomic number of element Y = 6

Atomic number of element Z = 10

To find:

Elements belonging to same group and same period

Solution:

The name of the element with given atomic numbers are:

X = 2 = Helium

Y = 6 = Carbon

Z = 10 = Neon

When these elements are located in periodic table,

Helium (X) is present in 18th group and 1st period.

Carbon (Y)is present in 14th group and 2nd period.

Neon (Z) is present in 18th group and 2nd period.

From the above data, it can be inferred that elements such as Helium (X) and Neon (Z) belong to same group (18), whereas elements such as Carbon (Y) and Neon (Z) belong to same period (2).

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Answered by pratibha1281
1

Explanation:

Given:

Atomic number of element X = 2

Atomic number of element Y = 6

Atomic number of element Z = 10

To find:

Elements belonging to same group and same period

Solution:

The name of the element with given atomic numbers are:

X = 2 = Helium

Y = 6 = Carbon

Z = 10 = Neon

When these elements are located in periodic table,

Helium (X) is present in 18th group and 1st period.

Carbon (Y)is present in 14th group and 2nd period.

Neon (Z) is present in 18th group and 2nd period.

From the above data, it can be inferred that elements such as Helium (X) and Neon (Z) belong to same group (18), whereas elements such as Carbon (Y) and Neon (Z) belong to same period (2).

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What are groups and periods in the periodic table

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