Lithium Oxide (Li2O) is a highly reactive chemical species which reacts to give electrons to other atoms, following a general reaction scheme of: Li20 + X → LiX + O2 Data were collected from a series of reactions involving lithium oxide and one other element. Element Reacts with Li,O Fluorine Yes Yes Oxygen Nitrogen Yes Carbon Yes Boron No Beryllium No Lithium No Which statement is best supported by the evidence in the table?

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Lithium Oxide (Li20) is a highly reactive chemical species which reacts to give
electrons to other atoms, following a general reaction scheme of:
Li20 + X →
LiX + O2
Data were collected from a series of reactions involving lithium oxide and one other
element.
Element
Reacts with Li,0
Fluorine
Yes
Oxygen
Yes
Nitrogen
Yes
Carbon
Yes
Boron
No
Beryllium
No
Lithium
No
Which statement is best supported by the evidence in the table?
Transcribed Image Text:Lithium Oxide (Li20) is a highly reactive chemical species which reacts to give electrons to other atoms, following a general reaction scheme of: Li20 + X → LiX + O2 Data were collected from a series of reactions involving lithium oxide and one other element. Element Reacts with Li,0 Fluorine Yes Oxygen Yes Nitrogen Yes Carbon Yes Boron No Beryllium No Lithium No Which statement is best supported by the evidence in the table?
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