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Would it be “easier” for Aluminum or Chlorine to accept an electron into? Would it be “easier” for Bromine or Iodine to accept an electron into?
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Would it be “easier” for Aluminum or Chlorine to accept an electron into?

Would it be “easier” for Bromine or Iodine to accept an electron into?

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i dont think so

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