why is potassium more reactive than lithium?
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Larger atoms = more reactive. ... Sopotassium is more reactive than lithium because the outer electron of apotassium atom is further from its nucleus than the outer electron of alithium atom.
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I will answer very clearly
so to understand stand it better you must know about potassium is a metal and lithium is a non metal
you also know that potassium is a metal which give electron easily this means any metal which give electron easily it is more reactive .
But , fluorine is more electro negetive because it accept the electron from non metal .
This means that fluorine is a non metal.
so to understand stand it better you must know about potassium is a metal and lithium is a non metal
you also know that potassium is a metal which give electron easily this means any metal which give electron easily it is more reactive .
But , fluorine is more electro negetive because it accept the electron from non metal .
This means that fluorine is a non metal.
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