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Mix and match the following terms with the most appropriate properties. 2 Group 16 or 6A 1. Boron Family 1 Group 13 or 3A 2. Cha

Mix and match the following terms with the most appropriate properties. 2 Group 16 or 6A 1. Boron Family 1 Group 13 or 3A 2. Chalogens 7 > C, Si, Ge, Pb 3. Pnictogens 4 < Ca, Mg, P, S 4. Macronutrients 5 F, Si, Mn, Cu 5. Micronutrients 6. Building blocks 8 Mg, Ca, Sr, Be 7. Carbon Family 3 Group 15 or 5A 8. Alkaline Earth Metals 6 C, N, O, H

Mix and match the following terms with the most appropriate properties. 2 Group 16 or 6A 1. Boron Family 1 Group 13 or 3A 2. Chalogens 7 > C, Si, Ge, Pb 3. Pnictogens 4 < Ca, Mg, P, S 4. Macronutrients 5 F, Si, Mn, Cu 5. Micronutrients 6. Building blocks 8 Mg, Ca, Sr, Be 7. Carbon Family 3 Group 15 or 5A 8. Alkaline Earth Metals 6 C, N, O, H

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