Elements found in the first two columns of the periodic table contain outer electron shells that are ; these elements tend to form in solution.

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Elements found in the first two columns of the periodic table contain outer electron shells that are ________; these elements tend to form ________ in solution.

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Chandrew · Answer 1 · 2024-03-03T03:54:41+0000

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Elements in the first two columns of the periodic table have outer electron shells that are not completely filled and tend to form positive ions in solution.

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Elements found in the first two columns of the periodic table contain outer electron shells that are not completely filled; these elements tend to form positive ions in solution.

Elements found in the first two columns of the periodic table contain outer electron shells that are ; these elements tend to form in solution.

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