Chemistry, asked by animesh3070, 1 year ago

Why do group 1 elements form unipositive ions?

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Answered by harsh3197

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Because after donating an electron they would attain a stable configuration and they would be stable

Answered by rupalimedhi

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Group 1 elements have the tendency to lose 1 electron. Hence, they form unipositive ion

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