Chemistry, asked by parth7554, 11 months ago

sodium can't exhibit +2 oxidation state due to

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Answered by goldy97

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since sodium has only one valence electron in its outermost shell,it can't give away two electrons

Answered by Dishagotharwal

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Due to its valency, sodium can't exhibit +2 oxidation

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