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Given a temperature of 1 eV with an electronic density of 10^23electrons/m^3 for a substance made...

Given a temperature of 1 eV with an electronic density of 10^23electrons/m^3 for a substance made of sodium. Solve for the ratio nNa+/nNa. Use saha equation.

Note: for Na and Na+ at a temperature of 1eV, the internal partition functions are BNa=5.24 and BNa+=1

5.14eV is the ionization potential of sodium.

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