What is another word for univalent?
Pronunciation: [jˈuːnɪvˌe͡ɪlənt] (IPA) 
Univalent is a term that often refers to a substance or ion that has a valence of one, meaning it can form a single bond with another atom or molecule. Synonyms for univalent include monovalent, which is the more commonly used term in chemistry, as well as unipositive, monatomic, and singly charged. These terms all describe the same essential property of a chemical species that has a charge of +1 and can form a bond with another molecule or atom of opposite charge. Other related terms that may be used interchangeably with univalent include monovalence and monopositivity, both of which refer to the same concept of having a valence or charge of one.
