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the law of triads is not applicable on
a)cl,br,i
b)s,se,te
c)na,k,rb
d)ca,sr,ba

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Answered by Arshzzz
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c) is the answer........

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Answered by kingofself
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Answer:

The law of triads is not applicable on Na (Sodium) ,K (potassium) ,rb (Rubidium).

Explanation:

  • Johann Dobereiner noticed in 1817 that strontium's atomic weight fell halfway between calcium and barium weights, components with comparable chemical properties.
  • According to Dobereiner, when arranged in the increasing order of nuclear masses, all components took place in the group of three.
  • These groups he referred to as triads. In traids, elements have similar chemical properties.

The traids are attached in the below attachment:

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