Biology, asked by shraddakopoor7836, 11 months ago

Sodium forms Na+ and not forms Na2+ BECAUSE

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Answered by rituverma12345

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sodium is a metal which has the tendency to loose electrons.........

Answered by sonalika1989

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because it has only one electron in its outermost shell and hence it can only lose 1 electron to form Na+ ion

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