Can sodide ion exist? Explain.
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Sodide ion (Na-) requires a partner in crime, in order to stabilize itself. If it ever finds a chlorium ion (Cl+), then the two get can together and form a neutral salt.
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sodide ion can exist in xanthates. It is the anion like chloride, bromide and iodide etc. It has the electronic configuration [Ne]3S2.Group(I) metalsare stable in liquid ammonia.
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