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Difference between alkali metal and group 17th elements.​


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Answered by FTREpreparation
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Alkali metals have 1 valence electrons .

Halogens have 7 valence electrons .

Alkali metals are highly electropositive .

Halogens are highly electronegative .

Alkali metals are electron donors.

Halogens are electron acceptors .


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Answered by Anonymous
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» Alkali metals :

  • These metals are the first group elements
  • Having valence 1
  • These will be extracted from the plant ashes

Halogen family

  • These elements are the extracted from the sea shores
  • it has the valence 7
  • Highly electro negative in nature

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