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Metals react by losing valence electrons. Which of the alkali metals loses its valence electrons most easily? Explain.

Metals react by losing valence electrons. Which of the alkali metals loses its valence electrons most easily? Explain.
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Metals react by losing valence electrons. Which of the alkali metals loses its valence electrons most easily? Explain.

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