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explain why some metals are more reactive than others

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Answered by deepti78
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It is so because, even if they both have 1 valence electron, the position or the energy level where this valence electron is, also affects how reactive they are. The closer the valence electron to the nucleus, the more energy is needed to start a reaction. The valence electron of Lithium is nearer, thus reaction is more difficult than Potassium.

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Answered by sairishitamann
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it depends on the number of electrons it wants to gain or to loose

for example sodium and magnesium

Na has it loose 1 electron and magnesium has to loose 2 electrons

therefore Na is more reactive than Mg

TRICK: the more a ion has to loose the less reactive it is the less the ion has to loose the more is its reactivity

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