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In above graph element F is:...


In above graph element F is:

A

oxygen

B

nitrogen

C

fluorine

D

neon

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`{:(A rarr Li, Brarr Be),(C rarr B, D rarr C),(E rarr N, F rarrO),(G rarrF, H rarr Ne):}`
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