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What is the first element to have p electrons? A. helium B. lithium C. boron D. aluminum

What is the first element to have p electrons? A. helium B. lithium C. boron D. aluminum
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What is the first element to have p electrons?

A. helium
B. lithium
C. boron
D. aluminum

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Boron

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Answer:

According to Google, it's boron. So, C.

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