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The density of the alkali metals is in the order:
The density of the alkali metals is in the order:
Updated On: Mar 21, 2025
- K<Na<Rb<Cs
- Na<K<Cs<Rb
- K<Cs<Na<Rb
- NavRb<K<Cs
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The Correct Option is A
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Density of K is lower than that of Na .
The correct option is(A): K<Na<Rb<Cs
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