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6. Consider the following groups of elements:

a. Al, Ga, In, Tl

b. Sr, Mo, Cd, Te

c. P, S, Se, As

d. Pb, Sb, Se, Cl

e: Na, Ca, Y, Hf

Sort each group in ascending order (from least to greatest) of:

a. size

b. ionization energy

c. Electronic affinity

d. metallic character

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6. Consider the following groups of elements:

a. Al, Ga, In, Tl

b. Sr, Mo, Cd, Te

c. P, S, Se, As

d. Pb, Sb, Se, Cl

e: Na, Ca, Y, Hf

Sort each group in ascending order (from least to greatest) of:

a. size

b. ionization energy

c. Electronic affinity

d. metallic character

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6. Consider the following groups of elements:

a. Al, Ga, In, Tl

b. Sr, Mo, Cd, Te

c. P, S, Se, As

d. Pb, Sb, Se, Cl

e: Na, Ca, Y, Hf

Sort each group in ascending order (from least to greatest) of:

a. size

b. ionization energy

c. Electronic affinity

d. metallic character