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Which two ions will most likely bond? a. bromine ion and iodine ion b. lithium ion and chlorine ion c. sodium ion and potassium ion d. calcium ion and magnesium ion
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Chemistry, 22.06.2019 11:00, justarando
Which element would mostly likely have an electron affinity measuring closest to zero
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