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Which gives up the electrons,Lithium or chlorine?
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Which gives up the electrons,Lithium or chlorine?
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Hey there,
Lithum
atoms readily give up
one
electron to form positively charged. W
hile
chlorine
is bonded to sodium ionically in sodium chloride,
Thus, Lithium gives up electrons.
Hope this helps :))
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lithium gives up electrons
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