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Which atom gives up its electrons most easily?

Which atom gives up its electrons most easily?
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Which atom gives up its electrons most easily?

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Answer: cesium

Explanation:(cs)

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User Meir Maor
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Answer: Caesium

Step-by-step explanation:

Caesium has the lowest ionization energy. With the lowest ionization energy, it is the one that will most easily give up electrons.

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