Sodium is the chemical element of atomic number eleven. Carbon-fusion channels in carbon burning include 12C+12C⟶23Na+p, producing sodium-23 and a proton. Its abundance in expelled stellar material depends on later reactions and mixing, rather than on this one production channel alone.
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- Absolute neuronal refractory period
- Action potential
- Atomic basis of a crystal
- Atomic number
- Born-Haber cycle
- Chemical element
- Chemical formula
- Coblentz's cavity-radiation spectrum measurement
- Dunoyer molecular-beam experiment
- Electrochemistry
- Electron configuration
- Enthalpy of atomization
- Formula unit
- Hess's law calorimetry experiment
- Hodgkin-Huxley model
- Ion
- Ion channel
- Ion-channel inactivation
- Ionic approximation of bonds
- Ionotropic receptor
- Kastler-Brossel optical pumping experiments
- Kusch-Foley magnetic moment experiment
- Molecule
- NaCl conventional cell and coordination
- Net ionic equation
- Neuron
- Neuronal paired-pulse recovery
- Neuronal refractory period
- Observation of Bose-Einstein condensation in sodium in 1995
- Optical molasses experiment of 1985
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- Periodic table
- Phenomenological paired-pulse recovery
- Relative neuronal refractory period
- Release-expansion thermometry
- Resonance fluorescence antibunching experiment
- Reversal potential
- Saponification
- Saponification of triglycerides
- Soap
- Sodium chloride
- Sodium D Line Data by Daniel A. Steck
- Sodium D-line Zeeman pattern
- Sodium dodecyl sulfate
- Sodium hydride
- Sodium saturation spectroscopy experiment of 1971
- Solute
- Solution (chemistry)
- Solution mass and volume bookkeeping
- Standard enthalpy of formation
- Strong acid titration model
- Strong electrolyte
- Sub-Doppler cooling
- Sub-Doppler cooling discovery thermometry
- Three-sublevel optical pumping model
- Two-state ion-channel gating
- Zeeman discovery experiment of 1896
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