How does the sharing of bonding electrons in a molecule of Cl2 compare to that in a molecule of HCI?

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Trisignia · Answer 1 · 2017-06-14T01:11:14+0000

the chlorine atom bonds through covalent bond to obtain an octet structure so two atoms of 2,8,7 come together and HCl consists of both metal and nonmetal which is the the covalent bonding principle so H and Cl share the 8 valence electrons to obtain an octet structure.

How does the sharing of bonding electrons in a molecule of Cl2 compare to that in a molecule of HCI?

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