An element A has an atomic number of 11 and another element B has an atomic number 17 (A
and B are not actual chemical symbols of elements)
i. What group on the periodic table does A belong?
ii. What type of bond will be formed between A and B? Explain.
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iii.
Write the formula of the compound that will be formed between A and B.
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b. Arrange the species X, X5+ and X. in order of increasing size.
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