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How many atoms of sodium would react with an atom of fluorine, explain your answer.
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How many atoms of sodium would react with an atom of fluorine, explain your answer.

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2Na+F2- 2NaF

from the aqaution we can see that 2 atoms of soduim ract with 1 molecule of floruine which conisits of 2 atoms of florine, so if we have 1 stom of fluorine we would need 2 of soduim to react with it

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