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What element has more electrons than sodium, but less electrons than aluminum?
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What element has more electrons than sodium, but less electrons than aluminum?

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Magnesium
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Answer: Magnesium

Step-by-step explanation:

Sodium, number of electrons= 11

Aluminum, number of electrons= 13

Magnesium, number of electrons= 12. which is greater than sodium but less than aluminum.

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