Correct Adapter/cord for 11-inch MBA, late 2010

I lost my adapter/cord for my 11-inch MBA, late 2010. looks like it needs an 85W adapter, but I can't find an 85W adapter/cord replacement cord. Why is this so difficult? MagSafe isn't coorect one. Anyone suggest where to find. Thanks

Thanks. Will get this one.
But still a Q: When I go to System Information > Hardware > Power > AC Charger Information > Wattage it has 85. That was why I thought I needed 85W.
Read on Apple site that can run with higher wattage, but not lower wattage. 45W, 60W and 85W are same price. Any advantages to running higher wattage?

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