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They are all metals. Group 1A metals are all alkali metals and react violently with water in a certain form (I think in their ion form, example: Li^1+). Group 2A are all alkali earth metals and do not react with water. Thats the general properties, obviously there are MANY more similarities but you would have to be more specific if you are looking for something else.😃😀😃😀

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