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4 years ago

Alkali Metals- 1 valence electron &.

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Hi , I think that the elements that have one valence electron and that are in the alkali metals are the answers .
1.lithium
2.sodium
3.potassium
4.rubidium
5.cesium
6.francium

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Alkali Metals- 1 valence electron __________________&__________________.

Alkali Metals- 1 valence electron &.