Use the following information to answer the next question. Each box in the periodic table shows the name and other information about an element. The box for oxygen is shown below. 2- IV oxygen- -16.00 The item label "I" tells you the

Use the following information to answer the next question. Each box in the periodic table shows the name and other information about an element. The box for oxygen is shown below. 2- IV oxygen- -16.00 The item label "I" tells you the

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