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Which elements most easily give up electrons? A.Oxygen, hydrogen, lithium B.Copper, gold, silver C.Copper, oxygen, silver D.Silver, iodine, helium
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Which elements most easily give up electrons?

A.Oxygen, hydrogen, lithium
B.Copper, gold, silver
C.Copper, oxygen, silver
D.Silver, iodine, helium

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I think it’s a) because they have an extra electron in comparison to other elements and can easily give up their electrons.
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