What is a Family on the Periodic Table?
DisbowelingFeel路3 months agoIn my chem class, we called families columns where elements hang out with their similar buddies. Think of them as chemical cliques!
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A family on the Periodic Table is a column of elements (also called a group) that share similar chemical properties!
Families are the columns on the Periodic Table where elements with similar properties get together. Simple as that.
It's essentially a group of elements in the same vertical column with similar properties. Easy peasy!
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