Chemistry, asked by Chamillionaire, 1 year ago

Why is it not possible to form Na+2 ion? Explain with respect to periodic properties.

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Answered by Diyazree

Sodium cannot form Na+2 ion because it belongs to IA group which has 1 valence electron in M shell. On losing its 1 valence electron it attains inert gas configuration of Neon. Hope this helps:)

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