Question
Of the elements listed in the item above, which element is MOST LIKELY to fully ACCEPT ONE electron in a bonding situation? Hint, it will form a 1−
anion. (1 point)
Responses
Chlorine, Cl
Chlorine, Cl
Scandium, Sc
Scandium, Sc
Palladium, Pd
Palladium, Pd
Cesium, Cs
anion. (1 point)
Responses
Chlorine, Cl
Chlorine, Cl
Scandium, Sc
Scandium, Sc
Palladium, Pd
Palladium, Pd
Cesium, Cs
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The element most likely to fully accept one electron in a bonding situation and form a 1− anion is **Chlorine (Cl)**. Chlorine is a halogen and has a high affinity for electrons, allowing it to readily gain one electron to achieve a stable electron configuration (making it a Cl− anion).
The other elements listed (Scandium, Palladium, and Cesium) are less likely to form anions in this manner.
The other elements listed (Scandium, Palladium, and Cesium) are less likely to form anions in this manner.