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Addison Brennan
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26 January, 18:16
Which type of element seeks to lose electrons
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Areli Mosley
26 January, 18:28
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Metals loose electrons
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Armani Meyer
26 January, 18:44
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Metals because, they have less than 3 electrons in the outermost shell and they usually lose electrons.
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