Chemistry, asked by manyawadhwa04, 9 months ago

how can you say that chlorine is electronegative in nature ?

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Answered by suvendupanda690

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Explanation:

chlorine is electronegative in nature because when it exposed to electricity it goes to the negative terminal.

Answered by jhanvee44

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Answer:

because it is exposed to electricity and goes to the negative terminal

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