Question

is there any difference in atomic number of potassium atom and monovalent potassium cation. Explain

Answer 1

Explanation:

yes man. it's so simple

Answer 2

AnswerYes

K=2,8,8,1. K^+1 = 2, 8,8.

Explanation:monovalent potassium ion is formed when k on reaction loses its outermost 1 electron and becomes a cation .

2K+Cl2‐2KCl. Here L exists in the form of k^+1. Hence it reaches the electron configuration of Ar

Whereas Normal k has 19 as electronic configuration .