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compare and contrast between group 2 and group 1 elements having the following property the number of electrons in atoms the size of the atom the metallic character their tendency to lose electrons the formula of their oxides the formula of chloride​

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the number of electrons

group 1 has outer electronic configuration of [X]ns¹

group 2 has outer electronic configuration of [X]ns²

where [X] is the preceding noble gas configuration to the Given element

size of atom

group 1 elements are generally larger than the group 2 elements

metallic character

group 1 elements have a more metalic character than group 2 elements and there hydroxides (of group 1) make one of the strongest bases

tendency to loose electrons

group 1 elements have a greater tendency to loose electrons than group 2 elements due to their valency of ns¹ and thus there more of screening effect

formula of oxide

group 1: M2O but it should be noted that Li forms monoxide, Na forms peroxide and the rest forms superior but under appropriate condition they also form monoxide and peroxides

group 2: MO

chlorides

group 1: MCl

group 2: MCl2

where M is the element in both the above cases

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