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The halogen family is a group of reactive nonmetals. 1  Group 17 or VIIA. 2  Halogens. 3  7 valence electrons. 4  reactive nonmetals. 5  melting points and boiling points increase with increasing atomic number. 6  high electron affinities.
Answers. Best Answer: Well, yes and no. The most reactive elements are on the ends of the periodic table, in a way. The two families on the left of the table (alkali and alkali earth metals) are extremely reactive, so you are correct in that sense. As for the right side of the table, the last family (the noble gases) are not reactive at all. However, the family next to the noble gases (the halogens) are very reactive. To answer your question, no, the periodic table does not work in a way that the most reactive elements are on the left and the least reactive are on the right. I will spare you of the technical details.