A sodium atom can react with a chlorine atom and form an ionic bond. Which statement related to their ionic bond must be true?

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Roman L · Answer 1 · 2017-07-13T18:45:16+0000

Ionic bonds are the bonds where there is a complete transfer of valence electrons. It is a bond between two oppositely charged ions. Metal loses electrons to become positively charged cation while the nonmetal accepts the electrons.

A sodium atom can react with a chlorine atom and form an ionic bond. Which statement related to their ionic bond must be true?

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