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What seems to happen to the one electron in the outer layer of sodium when it combines with chlorine to form sodium chloride?

What seems to happen to the one electron in the outer layer of sodium when it combines with chlorine to form sodium chloride?
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what seems to happen to the one electron in the outer layer of sodium when it combines with chlorine to form sodium chloride?

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it jumps to an excited state
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