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The 17 pages that link to Sodium ion, each with the reason it gives.

• SodiumBroader topic: Losing its outer electron converts metallic sodium into the stable Na⁺ ion found in salts.

• Sodium hydroxideBroader topic: Sodium ions pair with hydroxide ions to make sodium hydroxide electrically neutral.

• Sodium bicarbonateRelated: It is the cation paired with bicarbonate in the compound’s formula.

• Potassium ionCompared with: Na⁺ has the same charge as K⁺ but differs in size and membrane distribution.

• Sodium carbonateBroader topic: Two sodium ions balance the charge of each carbonate ion in Na₂CO₃.

• Calcium ionCompared with: Na⁺ is monovalent, unlike divalent Ca²⁺, and serves different cellular roles.

• Sodium chlorateBroader topic: Each formula unit pairs one sodium ion with one chlorate ion.

• Crown etherRelated: Its size makes it a useful example of a cation matched by particular crown cavities.

• Sodium nitrateBroader topic: It balances nitrate’s negative charge and gives the salt its ionic character.

• Sodium oxideBroader topic: Two sodium ions balance each oxide ion in the compound’s formula.

• Sodium dichromateBroader topic: Two sodium ions balance the charge of each dichromate ion in the formula.

• Sodium perchlorateBroader topic: Its electrostatic attraction to perchlorate forms the salt's crystal lattice.

• Sodium azideRelated: Sodium ions balance the negative charge of azide ions in the solid.

• Sodium bromideBroader topic: Each formula unit contains one sodium cation paired with a bromide anion.

• Sodium bisulfateBroader topic: It balances the single negative charge of hydrogen sulfate in the salt.

• Monosodium citrateRelated: This counterion balances the negative charge of the citrate species.

• Sodium sulfideRelated: Two sodium ions balance the charge of each sulfide ion in Na₂S.