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Construct a table comparing metals with non-metals in terms of
(a) The sign of the charges possible on monoatomic ions
(b) The possibility of reaction with other elements of the same class
(c ) The range of the possible number of valence electrons
(d) The ability of the elecments to conduct electricity in the elementary state .

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