What element does beryllium resemble (in terms of electrons) when it loses 2 electrons?

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Delice · Answer 1 · 2021-05-12T01:03:18+0000

Answer: Helium

Explanation: Beryllium (Be) has an electron configuration of 2-2. Losing two electrons will leave it with two electrons in the first shell, resembling Helium.

What element does beryllium resemble (in terms of electrons) when it loses 2 electrons?

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