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28-04-2016
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Why can't sodium bond with potassium?

elaborate on exactly why your elements don't bond..be sure to include specific info about electrons.

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29-04-2016

Since both elements have a +1 charge, they cannot lose or gain electrons to form a bond. Plus they are both metals, so it wouldn't form a natural bond

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