MCQ
Diagonal relationship is quite pronounced in the elements of:
  • A
    2nd and 3rd periods
  • B
    1st and 2nd periods
  • C
    II and III groups
  • D
    3rd and 4th periods

Answer

  1. 2nd and 3rd periods

Explanation:

A diagonal relationship exists between certain pairs of diagonally adjacent elements in the second and third periods of the periodic table.

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