Chemistry, asked by sofiaansar, 5 months ago

why halogens are highly electronegative and alkali metals are less electronegative?​

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Answered by SreyoshiChaudhuri
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Explanation:

Alkali metals have very low ionization energy, readily losing an electron, while halogens have very high electronegativity, readily gaining an electron. This interaction allows the alkali metals to form ionic bonds with the halogens.

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