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How would an element on the left side of row 2 of the periodic table differ from an element in the middle of the same row?

A. The element on the left would have more atomic mass.

B. The element on the left would have less malleability.

C. The element on the left would have a lower melting point.

D. The element on the left would have no metallic properties.

How would an element on the left side of row 2 of the periodic table differ from an element in the middle of the same row A The element on the left would have m class=

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

An element on the left side of row 2 of the periodic table differ from the middle element of the same row because they have a lower melting point.

What is melting point?

It is that point where solid state of a substance changes to liquid state.

In the second row of period table as we move towards right from the left side i.e. from Lithium (Li) to Neon (Ne) atomic mass of the elements increases simultaneously melting point of that elements also increases, due to bulkiness.

Hence option (c) is correct .i.e. elements on the left would have a lower melting point.

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