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Na and Na+ which one is greater​

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Answered by alwynjoby
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Answer:

Na is bigger than Na+ as Na has 1 more electron in its outer shell so it has 1 more shell than Na+

Answered by davisshikhar
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Hey mate first of your Question is not complete

Na or Na + Which onw is greater

GREATER IN WHAT SENSE

  • Assuming greater in size

Na has 1 electron in it's valence shell

it valence shell no. is 3

Na+ has 8 electrons in it's valence shell

It's Valence shell no. is 2

Hence due to more no. of shells Na is bigger than Na+

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