Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

Q. Which element in periodic table shows highest electropositive nature and how ?

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Lithium

Electropositive nature decreases as we move across a period where as it increases down a group. Hence, Lithium will have more electropositive nature than any other element as it has largest size and easily donates electrons due to less effect of nuclear charge on valence electron among given atomic numbers.

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