Question

Potassium (K) is an important element in all body cells. It has just one electron
in its valence shell-this will most likely be donated/shared and result in a

negatively/positively charged ion.
Donated / negatively charged
Shared/negatively charged
Donated positively charged
Shared/ positively charged

Answer 1

The one electron in its valence shell would most likely be  donated to form a positively charged ion.

What is potassium?

Potassium is an element of group one. This element is univalent and has a valency of one. This implies that the outermost shell of the potassium atom is composed of only one electron.

Potassium forms a univalent positive ion which occurs by the loss of the one electron in the outermost shell of the potassium atom.

Thus,  the one electron in its valence shell would most likely be  donated to form a positively charged ion.

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