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The diagram shows a simplified version of the Periodic Table.

A simplified Periodic Table grid showing periods 1 to 6 and groups 1 to 18. Column 1 (Group 1) has squares in rows 1 to 6. Column 2 (Group 2) has squares in rows 2 to 6. Columns 3 to 12 (the transition metals block) have squares in rows 4 to 6. Columns 13 to 17 have squares in rows 2 to 6. Column 18 (Group 0) has squares in rows 1 to 6. Three squares are labeled with letters: 'D' is located in Column 1, Row 4 (Group 1, Period 4); 'E' is located in Column 8, Row 4 (middle of the transition metal block in Period 4); and 'F' is located in Column 18, Row 3 (Group 0, Period 3).

The letters D, E, and F represent elements in the Periodic Table. These letters are not the chemical symbols of the elements.

Describe and explain the properties and reactivity of elements D, E, and F based on their positions in the Periodic Table. Use ideas about atomic structure and bonding.

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