Chemistry, asked by aurlindesman5948, 1 year ago

alkali metals do not form dipositive ions why and explain?

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Answered by Ashishmalik

bcz only one electron is present in outermost shell

Answered by MacTavish343

hell... oo!!

because as we know that alkalies belong to 1 st group and 1st group elements having 1 valence electron in their outermost shell...!!

so they don't form dipositive ions!!

hope this helps you

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