Explain chemical behavior to the as yet undiscovered

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From its electronic configuration, predict which of the first 10 elements would be most similar in chemical behavior to the as yet undiscovered element 170.
lithium
carbon
fluorine
neon
beryllium
nitrogen
oxygen
boron

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