Chemistry
Name the following elements:
(i) An alkaline earth metal present in group 2 and period 3.
(ii) A trivalent metal used to make light tools.
(iii) A monovalent non-metal present in fluorspar.
Periodic Table
ICSE 2020
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(i) Magnesium
(ii) Aluminium
(iii) Fluorine
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