What does the position of lithium on the periodic table tell you about its tendency to react with other elements?

It is in the second row, so it tends to gain two electrons.

It is in the second row, so it tends to lose two electrons.

It is in the first column, so it tends to lose one electron.

It is in the first column, so it tends to gain one electron.

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What does the position of lithium on the periodic table tell you about its tendency to react with other elements?

It is in the second row, so it tends to gain two electrons. 

 It is in the second row, so it tends to lose two electrons. 

 It is in the first column, so it tends to lose one electron. 

 It is in the first column, so it tends to gain one electron.

anonymous · Answer

Someone help me please!

anonymous · Answer

also, How many moles of KCl are required to prepare 1.50 L of 5.4 M KCl?
	1)	
0.28 mol KCl
	2)	
3.6 mol KCl
	3)	
6.9 mol KCl
	4)	
8.1 mol KCl