Question

why metals do not accept electron​

Answer 1

Explanation:

beacuse metals are positevly charged ... So they does not accept electron.And their outermost shell has only one valence electron

Answer 2

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Answer:

If metals would accept electrons it would be hard for it to hold a large amount of electrons with a limited number of proton.

E.g.Na has 1 as valence electrons, to become stable it would have accepted 7 more electrons but it doesn't

and thus, loses 1 electron to be stable.

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