Difference between na and na+

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Na contains 11 electrons while Na+ contains 10 electrons. Na is a normal sodium atom which have 11 protons in nucleus having total 11 electronsin its all 3 shells thats why normal sodium atom is electrically neutral but Na+ is positive ion of sodium.

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