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Potassium is more reactive in water. :)
Thanks(:
Your welcome! :D
Potassium the most reactive are the farthest on the lower left part of the periodic table.
Ohhh, that’s really helpful! Thanks so much!!!
look on the periodic table
haha, thanks man!
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