Oxygen belongs to Group 16 on the Periodic Table, also known as the chalcogens or oxygen group. Members of this group have six valence electrons and commonly form compounds with oxygen.
The group name of antimony is metalloid, and its family name is pnictogen.
Bromine is in the halogen family or group in the periodic table.
The correct family name for a functional group with a carbonyl group bonded to a nitrogen atom is an imine.
The family name is Transition Metal. The group number is 12.
The family name for Indium is the "boron group" or "Group 13" in the periodic table.
This name is chalcogens.
Oxygen belongs to the chalcogen family, which is a group of nonmetals on the periodic table known for their chemical properties like forming compounds with metals.
The group name of antimony is metalloid, and its family name is pnictogen.
A xylylene is another name for quinomethane, a compound derived from a quinone by replacing either or both of the quinone oxygens with a methylidene group.
Bromine is in the halogen family or group in the periodic table.
No. Indium is in group 13 on the periodic table of the elements. This family (or group) is called the Boron Group.
No, xenon is an element in group/family 18, the group of noble gases.
group two and the family is Alkaline earth
The correct family name for a functional group with a carbonyl group bonded to a nitrogen atom is an imine.
If your referring to the family, its the Canidae family.
The group is usually just called "the nitrogen group" or group 15 or group 5A, but the old-fashioned name for that group are the pnictogens.
The family name is Transition Metal. The group number is 12.