Sodium

Ben H. Citations:
 * Name of Element || Sodium ||
 * Element Symbol || Na ||
 * Atomic Number || 11 ||
 * Atomic Mass || 23 ||
 * Protons || 11 ||
 * Neutrons || 12 ||
 * Electrons || 11 ||
 * Trend || Metal ||
 * State of matter || Solid ||
 * Common uses || Medicine, Agraculture ||
 * Family / Group || Alkali Metals or Family 1 ||
 * Bohr Model || [[image:science3-2012/HartlB_BohrModel.JPG width="249" height="186"]] ||
 * Lewis Structure || [[image:science3-2012/HartlB_LewisStructure.JPG width="354" height="265"]] ||
 * When Discovered || 1807 ||
 * Who Discovered || Sir Humphry Davy[[image:science3-2012/SCdavy.jpg width="46" height="75"]] ||
 * Where Found || In Table Salt around the world ||
 * Interesting Facts || Sodium is a Alkali Metal, Sodium is also found in table salt ||

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