Science, asked by sunny3412, 1 year ago

explain the monovalency of element sodium

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Answered by rimmi53

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Answer:

because it can lose only one electron

Answered by anjali9460

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Answer:

sodium is monovalent bcz it has only one electron to lose in its outermost shell

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