Why do metals typically form positively-charged ions?
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Why? Well metals are in general
Explanation:
Why? Well metals are in general
On the other hand, non-metals, have high nuclear charge, and tend to accept electron-density, i.e. they are
Given the positions of oxygen and fluorine on the Periodic Table (to the right as we face it!), it is thus no coincidence that these elements are potent oxidizing agents.