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You are confused about two things. First of all, electrons do not produce a charge, they simply have a charge, which is negative one. Secondly, the electrons in a sodium atom are exactly the same as any other electrons. All electrons in the entire universe are the same. There are no sodium electrons, there are just electrons. And they all have a charge of negative one.

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