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Chemistry, 18.03.2021 03:40, Tyasiapalair371

Please help! Check the element pairings that are likely to react with each other. Refer to the periodic table for assistance

1. Li and Be
2. Rb and Br
3. Fr and Cl
4. Rb and Ca
5. Li and Cl
6. F and Ne

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