Choose the element with the highest electronegativity: which one is it? oxygen iron cesium iodine

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Choose the element with the highest electronegativity:

which one is it?
oxygen

iron

cesium

iodine

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I believe it’s oxygen but I’m not sure.

Ohseekay answered Mar 20, 2020

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