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Look at how far away the element is from thenoblegasses

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Q: What part of the periodic table do you always look at when determining an elements reactivity?
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Why is the periodic table always changing?

Because people are always finding more elements!


Which atoms will always be radioactive?

Almost all the lower elements in the periodic table will always be radioactive.


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What periodic elements always come with a partner?

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