Science, asked by munu98, 9 months ago

why are metals highly electropositive in nature

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Electropositive:

Those elements which have tendency to lose electrons are called electropositive elements.

Q.)Why metals highly electropositive in nature??

Because they have more tendency to lose electrons.

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