a metallic atom having unstable electronic configuration
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Sodium is in group 1 of the periodic table and each atom includes 11 electrons. A single electron is located in the outer 3s shell, which is capable of holding 2 electrons. Since this is an unstable electron configuration, sodium often loses its outer 3s electron, producing a positively charged ion.
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