How element sodium is monovalent?
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It has only one electron present in its last shell which means it has a 1 valence electron. ... Sodium prefers to lose 1 electron from its valence shell. Therefore, we can say that sodium has a valency of one that's why it is a monovalent atom.
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sodium has only one electron in its valance shell.
so it has nature to donate it. that's why sodium is monovalent.
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