Why are there more sodium ions in the sulfide compound

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Why are there more sodium ions in the sulfide compound

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Answer:

2 Na

Step-by-step explanation:

2 Na atoms per 1 Sulfide atom

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XRavisher answered Dec 18, 2024

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Since sodium sulfide is a neutral salt, each sulfide ion requires 2×Na+ ions

Suvo answered Dec 21, 2024

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