Science, asked by rasamsettipapavani, 5 months ago

4) a. What is the reason for positive charge on a sodium ion and a
negative charge on a chloride ion in the formation of sodium
chloride?​

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Answered by anandraj76511
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It is clear that a sodium ion has one electron less than the electrically neutral sodium atom. In a sodium ion, the number of protons is more than the number of electrons, which gives the ion an overall positive charge of one unit. A proton has an overall positive charge and an electron has an overall negative charge.

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Answered by siddharth070753
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as na has one electron in its outermost shell and cl has seven electron in its outermost shell it is easy to share one electron so na has + charge while cl - charge please follow me and mark as branliest answer

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