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How is a sodium ion symbol written? Na+ So+ ООО SO- Na-

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1 answer:

Nataliya [291]3 years ago

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Answer:

Na^+

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The symbol for sodium is Na. The term "sodium ion" assumes that the reader knows that sodium's single 3s electron is susceptible to theft by any nearby element that has a high electron affinity. Sodium's ionization energy is low, allowing the 3s electron to move elsewhere and leave behinf a positively charged Na^+ atom.

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