Chemistry, asked by PijushBhaduri1, 1 year ago

Why is Francium very much reactive in water?

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Answered by BrainlySmile

Francium is a metal. It is very much reactive in water because it hails to group of alkali metals that are highly reactive specially in water. Also, they all have only one valence electron. Plz mark as the BRAINLIEST answer if helpful.....

Answered by pavu1

Alkali metals . These is a group which it belongs to and though it is very reactive metals

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