Why is sodium more stable than a nuetral atom
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Why is sodium more stable than a nuetral atom

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-08-14] [Hit: ]
elements dont want to react since they have already obtained their duet or octet, and become more stable as a result.......
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Hello,

I'm sure you mean sodium as an ion, Na+.

Ions are more stable than their neutral atoms a lot of the time because their electron configurations are those of the noble gases - unreactive. As ions, elements don't want to react since they have already obtained their duet or octet, and become more stable as a result. <<
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