why alkali metals are univalent
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Alkali metals have only one electron in their outer most shell known as valence shell. By loosing that one electron of valence shell, alkali metal achieve the noble gas configuration. Since they had to loose only one electron to achieve noble gas configuration, they are univalent
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heyy frnd here is ur answer......
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Alkali metals are first group elements
They have only one valence electrons.in valence shell so they are univalent
They are more electropositive elements and they are basic in nature.......
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