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Elements that typically give up electrons A. have a lower ionization energy B. are nonmetals C. include the halogens D. are metals

Elements that typically give up electrons A. have a lower ionization energy B. are nonmetals C. include the halogens D. are metals
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Elements that typically give up electrons

A. have a lower ionization energy
B. are nonmetals
C. include the halogens
D. are metals

Elements that typically give up electrons A. have a lower ionization energy B. are-example-1
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Answer:

they are metals

Step-by-step explanation:

they don't need to gain electrons they need to get rid of them

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