Chemistry, asked by anjalikumari516161, 5 months ago

Q4. Which is smaller
(1) Na+ or Na​

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Answered by OliviaRockelle
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Na+ is smaller than Na

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Answered by Plantimon
1

Answer:

Na+ is smaller

Explanation:

because Na+ has donated its 1 electron due to which its nuclear energy increases resulting in its size to be smaller than that of Na as Na has 11 electrons and has less nuclear energy i.e. large size.

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