2.How do the chemical properties differ for metals compared with non-metals withregard to the following:(a) Type of ion formed in salts(b) Reaction with acids

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2. How do the chemical properties differ for metals compared with non-metals with regard to the following: (a) Type of ion formed in salts (b) Reaction with acids