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Last element of group-$IV$ is found to be
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Answer
b
Down the group metallic character increases. Group $IV$ shows variation from non-metallic character to weak metallic character as we move down the group.
Down the group metallic character increases. Group $IV$ shows variation from non-metallic character to weak metallic character as we move down the group.
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