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2 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

3 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

4 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

5 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

6 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

7 * Where on the periodic table are they? * What are their similar characteristics? * Which atoms are members of this group? * What does society use them for?

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