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Which element easily gains one electron to form a negative ion? A. Lithium (Li) B. Flourine (F) C. Magnesium (Mg) D. Nitrogen (N)
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Which element easily gains one electron to form a negative ion?
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Lithium (Li)
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Flourine (F)
C.
Magnesium (Mg)
D.
Nitrogen (N)
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Flourine is the answer
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The answer is “B” Flourine (f)
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