Chemistry, asked by ilikehiphop5555, 1 year ago

What is the difference b/w Na and Na+ in terms of number of electrons?

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Answered by johney

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Na = 11 electrons
Na+ = 10 electrons

Answered by prakriti27

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Na has complete 11 electrons where as when it donate its one electron to stable it becomes Na⁺ that means it has 10 electrons.

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