Question

non metals are also called electronegative elements


true or false if false give reason

Answer 1

It is true because non metals gain electrons to complete octet so they form anion which is negatively charge hence they are electronegative.

Answer 2

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➡$\colorbox{teal}{Elements that tend to gain electrons to form anions during chemical reactions are called non-metals.}$

➡$\colorbox{orange}{are electronegative elements with high ionization energies. }$

➡$\colorbox{green}{Nonmetals have a stronger "pull" on their electrons because they are closer to having a full valence outer shell, making them stable.}$

➡$\colorbox{yellow}{The more valence electrons an element has, the more electronegative it is likely to be due to this "pull.".}$

➡$\colorbox{pink}{non metals are also called electronegative elements.}$

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