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Would it be “easier” for Aluminum or Chlorine to accept an electron into? Would it be “easier” for Bromine or Iodine to accept an electron into?

Would it be “easier” for Aluminum or Chlorine to accept an electron into? Would it be “easier” for Bromine or Iodine to accept an electron into?
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Would it be “easier” for Aluminum or Chlorine to accept an electron into?

Would it be “easier” for Bromine or Iodine to accept an electron into?

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i dont think so

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