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Question 100

On a simplified periodic table, where are core metalloid examples generally found?

  1. Across one entire horizontal period
  2. Within the complete final group
  3. Near the zigzag metal-nonmetal boundaryCorrect answer
  4. Only in the detached bottom rows

Explanation

Core metalloids sit near the zigzag boundary separating the broad metallic and nonmetallic regions. They do not form one full period or one complete numbered group, so either of those neat shapes is misleading.

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