Element X is below element Y in the same non-metallic group of the periodic table Aelement X will be more reactive than element YBelement X will be more electronegative than element YCelement Y will be a stronger oxidising agent than element XDboth elements X and Y will form covalent compounds only
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Element X is below element Y in the same non-metallic group of the periodic table Aelement X will be more reactive than element YBelement X will be more electronegative than element YCelement Y will be a stronger oxidising agent than element XDboth elements X and Y will form covalent compounds only
Solution
C element Y will be a stronger oxidising agent than element X
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