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explain the formation of Nacl of using lewins dot structures​

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The Lewis Structure for the Salt NaCl, shows two ions which have their (Now) outer shells of electrons filled with a complete octet. In the case of the sodium cation, the filled shell is the outermost of the 'core' electron shells. In the Chloride ion, the outer shell of valence electrons is complete with 8 electrons.

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