MCQ
Which element has the greatest tendency to loose electrons
- A$F$
- B$S$
- ✓$Fe$
- D$Be$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$Fe$
c
(c) Both $Fe$ and $Be$ are metal but $Be$ has stable configuration so it is difficult to release ${e^ - }$ from it.
(c) Both $Fe$ and $Be$ are metal but $Be$ has stable configuration so it is difficult to release ${e^ - }$ from it.
So it has less metallic character than $Fe$.
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