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Acidic Character, Basic Character and Nature of Oxides

Na is more st...

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Na is more stable that $N a^{+}$ .

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True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
$N a^{+}$ is more stable due to completion of octet. $N a$ atom do not have complete octate thus it unstable and try to be stable by losing an electron.

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