Chemistry, asked by krishna818069, 9 months ago

Why is potassium more reactive when compared to Gold?

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Answered by Diwakarutkarsh

Answer:because it looses outer elctron easily.

Explanation:

because the have one outer electron making them highly electropositive.They loose this this electron very easily to form ion with charge +1.while gold does not looses outer elctron

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Why is potassium more reactive when compared to Gold?​

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Why is potassium more reactive when compared to Gold?