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Chemistry, 25.02.2021 19:40 kelciiann5968

Sodium is a metal (Na), what makes the Neutral atom of Sodium different from the lonized atom of Sodium

A neutral atom has more protons than an ion

Neutral atoms have more neutrons than an ion of an tom

Neutral atoms have a charge while ions do not

Neutral atoms have the same amount of protons and electrons while an ion has
either gained or lost an electron


Sodium is a metal (Na), what makes the Neutral atom of Sodium different

from the lonized atom of

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