Question 17

Which nonmetal is the MOST highly reactive?

A) Hydrogen

B) Carbon

C) Fluorine

D) Chlorine

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Parker Price

Biology

11 August, 05:11

Question 17

Which nonmetal is the MOST highly reactive?

A) Hydrogen

B) Carbon

C) Fluorine

D) Chlorine

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Elaine Everett · Answer 1

The answer to your question is: c) Fluorine

Explanation:

Fluorine is the most reactive nonmetal its electronegativity is 3.98 which is the highest of all elements.

Chlorine is a reactive nonmetal but is not the most reactive.

Carbon is not as reactive as Fluorine or Chlorine

Hydrone is the lest reactive of the nonmetals listed here.

Question 17Which nonmetal is the MOST highly reactive?A) HydrogenB) CarbonC) FluorineD) Chlorine

Question 17

Which nonmetal is the MOST highly reactive?

A) Hydrogen

B) Carbon

C) Fluorine

D) Chlorine