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On The Periodic Table, Which Group Of Elements Tend To Form Positive Ions?Group 16 And Group 17Group
Chemistry
Middle School
On the periodic table, which group of elements tend to form positive ions?
Group 16 and Group 17
Group 1 and Group 16
Group 2 and Group 17
Group 1 and Group 2
Answers
Answer 1
group one and two because to form a positive ion, groups one and two are trying to stay stable so they take away electrons
Answer 2
I believe it is group 16 and group 17
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