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The 44 pages that link to Sodium, each with the reason it gives.
Sodium chlorideRelated: Sodium atoms lose one electron to form the positive ions in NaCl.
Oral rehydration therapyRelated: Oral rehydration solution supplies sodium lost in diarrheal stool.
Sodium ionRelated: A neutral sodium atom loses its outermost electron to form Na⁺.
Sodium fluorideRelated: Sodium forms the positive ion in sodium fluoride.
Sodium cyanideRelated: Sodium forms the positively charged ion in sodium cyanide.
Sodium chromateRelated: Two sodium ions balance the charge of each chromate ion in Na₂CrO₄.
FurosemideRelated: Blocking sodium reabsorption drives much of furosemide's diuretic effect.
Sodium bromateRelated: Sodium forms the Na⁺ cation in the salt.
Sodium permanganateRelated: Sodium forms the positively charged ion paired with permanganate.
Sodium peroxideRelated: Sodium atoms form the positive ions that balance peroxide ions in the solid.
Sodium chloriteRelated: Sodium forms the positively charged ion in sodium chlorite.
Sodium ethoxideRelated: Sodium forms the counterion paired with ethoxide in the compound.
Sodium orthovanadateRelated: Sodium ions balance the negative charge of orthovanadate in the salt.
Potassium sodium tartrateRelated: Sodium ions share the Rochelle salt lattice with potassium ions.
Sodium dodecyl sulfateRelated: Sodium ions balance the negative charge of the dodecyl sulfate anion.
Sodium formateRelated: Sodium ions balance the negative charge of formate in the salt.
Sodium metaborateRelated: Sodium ions balance the negative charge of the metaborate anion.