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Magnesium is [dropdown] reactive than calcium. This is because the nucleus of a calcium atom attracts its...

Magnesium is [dropdown] reactive than calcium. This is because the nucleus of a calcium atom attracts its valence electrons [dropdown] strongly than a magnesium atom and has a [dropdown] ionization energy than magnesium due to calcium's [dropdown] atomic radius.

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  1. Magnesium is less reactive than calcium.
  2. This is because the nucleus of a calcium atom attracts its valence electrons less strongly than a magnesium atom.
  3. Calcium has a lower ionization energy than magnesium.
  4. This is due to calcium's larger atomic radius.

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