Chemistry, asked by pritampratyushbehera, 1 year ago

what happens when one sodium atom loses an electron

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Answered by dishantsinghom

it becomes Na +........

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Answered by angelic090

Hey buddy! When a sodium atom loses one electron it attains a stable electronic configuration of the nearest noble gas i. e neon
In other words it gains a positive charge and becomes sodium cation i.e Na^+

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