Sodium form Na^+ ion but does not form N...

Sodium form `Na^+` ion but does not form `Na^(2+)` ion because of

A

very low value of (I.E.)_1` and (I.E.)_2`

B

very high value of `(I.E.)_1` and `(I.E.)_2`

C

low value of `(i.E)_1` and high value of `(I.E.)_2`

D

high value of `(I.E.)_1` and low value of `(I.E.)_2`

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