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metals are electropositive in nature.why ?

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Answered by anushka7096

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Metals are electropositive because they lose electrons and form positively charged ions. For example, Na, K ,Ca, Mg, loose electrons form positive charged ions so they are electropositive in nature.

Answered by kanikayadava93

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metals are electropositive in nature.why ?​

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metals are electropositive in nature.why ?