How does the number of valence electrons in sodium (Na) compare to the number of valence electrons in calcium (Ca)?

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Na has one fewer valence electron than Ca. I did it

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David Meza answered Nov 4, 2021

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calcium has one more valence electron than sodium.

calcium has 2 valence electrons, sodium has 1.

Carl S answered Nov 9, 2021

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