Bohr model of a sodium ion (Na⁺)

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Bohr model of a sodium ion in brackets with a + charge: 11 protons, 12 neutrons and 2 and 8 electrons, the lost third-shell electron drawn as an empty dashed spot — A Bohr model of the sodium ion Na⁺, in square brackets with its 1+ charge at the top right. It has 11 protons and 12 neutrons but only 10 electrons, 2 and 8. The electron it lost from the third shell is drawn as an empty dashed spot on the third ring, and a key explains the symbols.

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Sodium ion, charge 1+
Protons: 11 · Neutrons: 12 · Mass number: 23
Electrons: 10 (2, 8 by shell)

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