Ceechelmaria Ceechelmaria

12-11-2016
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What happens when a sodium atom that has lost an electron comes near a chlorine atom that has gained an electron?

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AhmatFirz AhmatFirz

12-11-2016

If the chlorine already gained an electron(it has become stable), the sodium will not form a compound with chlorine unless it is sodium that gives chlorine the electron. Only then will they form a compound of NaCl.

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lymaria2002 lymaria2002

11-10-2018

They form an ionic compound app

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