cation and anion of NaSO4
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The ratio of the cations and anions it contains is such that there is no excess charge. Thus, the combination of a sodium ion, Na+, with a sulfate ion, SO42-, to form sodium sulfate must be in a 2:1 ratio so that the resulting compound is neutral, Na2SO4.
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