MCQ
Hydrogen by donating one electron forms ${H^ + }$. In this property, it resembles with
- ATransitional metals
- BAlkaline earth metals
- ✓Alkali metals
- DHalogens
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Alkali metals
c
$(c)$ As alkali metals have tendency to loose ${e^ - }$.
$(c)$ As alkali metals have tendency to loose ${e^ - }$.
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