Chemistry, asked by pratiksha9596, 9 months ago

what happens sodium loses one electron​

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Answered by Doubtasker
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It becomes an Ion. As simple as that.

Answered by kiran1762
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Explanation:

when sodium loses one electron from its outermost orbit it forms positive ion called sodium ion NA+ .remember that when an atom loses electron it forms ion with a positive charge called cation

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