Why does the potassium atom tend to lose only one electron?

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Qehgt · Answer 1 · 2017-01-16T05:44:11+0000

Potassium, if you look on the periodic table, has only one valence electron. To be in it's most stablest form, it would have to lose that one electron.

Why does the potassium atom tend to lose only one electron?

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