Question

Why does lithium show anomalous nature write any four points?

Answer 1

Lithium is highly electropositive in naturewhich allows it to form covalent bonds.The polarization behavior of lithium ion iscomparable to that of magnesium ion. Thus, lithium shows a diagonal relationship with magnesium. ... Due to small size, the lithium atom has high ionization energy.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

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✤Lithium the first member of the group-1 metals, shows anomalous behaviour as compared to the rest of the members because of its:

a. smallest.

b. highest polarizing power.

✤Moreover, Lithium compounds are soluble in organic solvents as they have higher covalent character than other alkali metals.