when na+ gain 1 electron why he become neutral​
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It doesn't becomes neutral...
it's a metal thus after gaining electrons it positively charges.
We can say that NaCL(common salt) is a neutral
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Because Na has 9 electrons in its valence shell. ( atm no. = 11 ), so by donating 1 electron, it has 8 electrons left in its valence shell and hence its octet is also complete which increases its stability.
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