Metals generally have low values, while nonmetals have relatively high values.
Metals generally have low values, while nonmetals have relatively high values. Within the periodic table of elements, it generally increases from left to right and decreases top to bottom. When atoms react with each other, they "compete" for the electrons involved in a chemical bond. According to this concept, each kind of atom has a certain attraction for the electrons involved in a chemical bond. The atom with a higher value will "pull" electrons away from the atom that has a lower value. FTP, what is this concept for which fluorine has the greatest value?
Metals generally have low values, while nonmetals have relatively high values.
{Electronegativity}