Oxygen: Which atoms have greater chemical affinity for him.
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I would like to know which atoms have greater chemical affinity for oxygen and how this rule works.
I know it is obsolete, but which another rule came into place?
Thank you
I would like to know which atoms have greater chemical affinity for oxygen and how this rule works.
I know it is obsolete, but which another rule came into place?
Thank you
Question is too vague! Are you referring to a specific group within the periodic table? It varies, tremendously, especially for the transition metals. Not sure about the obsolete rule.
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