Chemistry, asked by arunkr9631479196, 2 months ago

what is difference between na and na+ in terms of electrons?

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Answered by qureshimahin36

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Answer. Na contains 11 electrons while Na+ contains 10 electrons.

Answered by knowledge45

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Na contains 11 electrons while Na+ contains 10 electrons

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