What happens to elemental metals when they react in a redox reaction? They typic

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What happens to elemental metals when they react in a redox reaction? They typically lose electrons. They typically gain electrons. They neither gain nor lose electrons. There is not enough information in the question to tell. K is the symbol for which element? Potassium Phosphorus Sodium Polonium Why are different materials separated by chromatography? Each material is a different compound in the mixture Each material has a slightly different color than the others in the mixture Each material moves at a slightly different speed from others in the mixture Each material moves at a similar speed to others in the mixture

Explanation / Answer

1.Redox reaction refer to exchange of eletrons. one metal losses eletrons and the other gain eletrons. hence ther is not enough information to specify.

2. potasium is represented by K.

3.Chromotography refer to the affinity of particular compound to get attached, So attachment influences the speed. Hence each elements moves at different speed.

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