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Elements in Focus. Alkali Metals Alkaline Earth Metals.

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1 Elements in Focus

2 Alkali Metals

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7 Alkaline Earth Metals

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13 Aluminum/Boron Family

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16 Carbon Family

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21 Nitrogen Family

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24 Oxygen/Chalcogen Family

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27 Halogens Family

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31 Noble/Inert Gases

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35 Transition Metal

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