MCQ
A sodium cation has a different number of electrons from
- A${O^{2 - }}$
- B${F^ - }$
- ✓$L{i^ - }$
- D$A{l^{3 + }}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$L{i^ - }$
c
(c) $N{a^ + }\, - \,10$ electron ; $L{i^ - }\, - 4$ electron
(c) $N{a^ + }\, - \,10$ electron ; $L{i^ - }\, - 4$ electron
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