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Aluminum is of the family of elements called 'other metals' in the Periodic Table.
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What family number does element aluminum belong to?
http://periodictable.com/ is a good plase to find the answer
What is the element family of aluminum?
The Boron Family
What family on the periodic table does aluminum belong in?
Boron Family
What is the element aluminum family?
metal
Which family does the element lead belong to?
carbon family
Element that does not belong to a family?
Hydrogen
What element is a member of the boron family?
aluminum
What family does the element quicksilver belong in?
Metals
What family does the element magnesuim belong to?
AKEM
What family does element fermium belong to?
Fermium is a member of the actinoids family.
Which family does oxygen belong to in the element?
group 16
What family does the element zinc belong to?
the transition metals.
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