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How many Na+ ions are in 3.0 moles of Na2O?
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How many Na+ ions are in 3.0 moles of Na2O?

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Sodium oxide is Na2O. There are 2atoms of Na are there in 1 molecule of sodium oxide. Hence one mole of Na2O has 2x (6.022x 10 [23]) sodium atoms in it.



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I think the answer is 2 mole of ions...sorry if I'm wrong, if you dont think it's right dont listen to me
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