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Match each of the elements on the right with its description on the left:

(a) A dark-red liquid                                               Calcium (Ca)

(b) A colorless gas that burns                                Gold (Au)

in oxygen gas

(c) A reactive metal that attacks water                   Hydrogen \(\mathrm {H_2}\)

(d) A shiny metal that is used in jewelry                 Argon (Ar)

(e) An inert gas                                                      Bromine (\(\mathrm Br_2)\)

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QUESTION:

Match each of the elements on the right with its description on the left:

(a) A dark-red liquid                                               Calcium (Ca)

(b) A colorless gas that burns                                Gold (Au)

in oxygen gas

(c) A reactive metal that attacks water                   Hydrogen \(\mathrm {H_2}\)

(d) A shiny metal that is used in jewelry                 Argon (Ar)

(e) An inert gas                                                      Bromine (\(\mathrm Br_2)\)

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