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Family of Atoms Title Page. Name of area of study - Definition of area of study and where it is found on the periodic table.

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1 Family of Atoms Title Page

2 Name of area of study - Definition of area of study and where it is found on the periodic table.

3 Picture of periodic table with area of study identified.

4 List of elements in area of study

5 Description of what is special About the outside orbitals.

6 Classifications List all classifications of area of study.

7 Bonding and Reactions Describe all bonding and reaction trends of area of study.

8 Special Characteristic 1

9 Special Characteristic 2

10 Special Characteristic 3

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