Which best explains why sodium is more reactive than magnesium?
A
Sodium has only one vale...
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Which best explains why sodium is more reactive than magnesium?
A
Sodium has only one valence electron, while magnesium has two.
B
Sodium atoms typically have one more neutron than magnesium atoms do.
C
Sodium forms ions with a charge of 2+, but magnesium forms ions with a charge of 1+.
D
Sodium atoms tend to attract the electrons of other atoms more than magnesium atoms do.
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