Review Of Group II Trends:
Select the term from the pair of words that are underlined to correctly complete the
sentences.
a) For a metal ease of ionization indicates how easily a metal atom gains/loses
electrons.
b) The smaller/larger the metal atom, the more readily it ionizes.
c) The smaller/larger the atomic radius of a metal atom, the more reactive the metal
atom.
d) The more reactive the metal the lesser/greater is its ease of ionization.
e) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the
greater the ease of ionization.
f) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the more
reactive the metal.
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Review Of Group II Trends:
Select the term from the pair of words that are underlined to correctly complete the
sentences.
a) For a metal ease of ionization indicates how easily a metal atom gains/loses
electrons.
b) The smaller/larger the metal atom, the more readily it ionizes.
c) The smaller/larger the atomic radius of a metal atom, the more reactive the metal
atom.
d) The more reactive the metal the lesser/greater is its ease of ionization.
e) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the
greater the ease of ionization.
f) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the more
reactive the metal.
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Review Of Group II Trends:
Select the term from the pair of words that are underlined to correctly complete the
sentences.
a) For a metal ease of ionization indicates how easily a metal atom gains/loses
electrons.
b) The smaller/larger the metal atom, the more readily it ionizes.
c) The smaller/larger the atomic radius of a metal atom, the more reactive the metal
atom.
d) The more reactive the metal the lesser/greater is its ease of ionization.
e) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the
greater the ease of ionization.
f) The closer/further the valence electrons are from the nucleus of the metal the more
reactive the metal.