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17 January, 20:11

How many electrons are in na+1

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  1. 17 January, 20:13
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    10

    Explanation:

    Sodium has 11 electrons when it is neutral. This sodium isn't neutral, it has a + 1 charge. The + 1 charge means it has lost 1 electron.

    11 - 1 = 10
  2. 17 January, 20:26
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    it's easy

    number of proton = the number of element

    ex. Hydrogen = 1 proton, carbon=6, neon=10

    electrons can sometimes have 1 or 2 extra
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