Na+ or Na which has larger size and why
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Na and Na+ both are same na+ has positive charge and na has neutral
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Na is larger
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Na+ is smaller as it has a positive charge. Or at least more positive than Na. To gain positive charge an atom must get rid of an electron. Electrons carry a negative charge. Hence, by getting rid of an electron the atom gains positive charge and also loses mass and becomes smaller due it having 1 less electron than before
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