Elements And Electrons
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The sodium and the chlorine in a solution of salt in water are not the assemblage of molecules which we call free sodium or free chlorine ; nor are they the atoms Na and Cl. They are electrically charged atoms or ions, as Faraday termed them. The word " ion " means " wanderer " or " traveller " (liter- ally, " going ") ; this name was given because such atoms charged with positive or negative 41 ELEMENTS AND ELECTRONS electricity move, the positively charged sodium atoms in one direction, the n...egatively charged chlorine atoms in the opposite direction, when two wires or plates, the one negatively, the other positively electrified, are dipped into the solution. The ions therefore behave like any small charged bodies. If, like the sodium ion, they are positively chc^rged, they are repelled from the positive plate and attracted by the negative plate ; if negatively charged, like the chlorine ion, they are repelled from the negative and attracted to the positive plate. They move or " wander " through the solution in opposite directions ; but all ions do not move at the same speed ; the simple ones, pos- sessing only one or two atoms in the molecule, move relatively faster than the complex ones.
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The sodium and the chlorine in a solution of salt in water are not the assemblage of molecules which we call free sodium or free chlorine ; nor are they the atoms Na and Cl. They are electrically charged atoms or ions, as Faraday termed them. The word " ion " means " wanderer " or " traveller " (liter- ally, " going ") ; this name was given because such atoms charged with positive or negative 41 ELEMENTS AND ELECTRONS electricity move, the positively charged sodium atoms in one direction, the n...egatively charged chlorine atoms in the opposite direction, when two wires or plates, the one negatively, the other positively electrified, are dipped into the solution. The ions therefore behave like any small charged bodies. If, like the sodium ion, they are positively chc^rged, they are repelled from the positive plate and attracted by the negative plate ; if negatively charged, like the chlorine ion, they are repelled from the negative and attracted to the positive plate. They move or " wander " through the solution in opposite directions ; but all ions do not move at the same speed ; the simple ones, pos- sessing only one or two atoms in the molecule, move relatively faster than the complex ones.
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