Chemistry, asked by YashSingh4432, 11 months ago

Why are alkaline earth metals harder than alkali metals?

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Answered by farhatullah53058

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because they are found in earth crust and its size is greatrr is less than as compared to alkali metals due to which they are harder than alkali metals.

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