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Amir King
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11 December, 09:32
Describe the formation of a sodium ion.
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Abraham Beasley
11 December, 09:40
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Sodium ion - it has 1 valence electron so its easy for it to loose this electron. Thus, it forms sodium ion by loosing its valence elctron while reacting. It forms Na + ... Oxide ion - it has 6 valence electrons so it gains 2 electrons lost by a metal atom and reacts with it.
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