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In the periodic table least electropositive element in halogens is what?

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Answered by TheRiskyGuy

Answer:

fluorine

Since fluorine is the most electronegative element in the entire periodic table. Therefore, it is the least electropositive element (since it has the lowest tendency to donate an electron and form a cation).

Answered by devampasricha

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fluorine Please mark me as brainlist

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In the periodic table least electropositive element in halogens is what? ​

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fluorine

In the periodic table least electropositive element in halogens is what?