Question

Explain with electron-dot structure the formation of magnesium chloride​

Answer 1

Answer:

Magnesium reacts with chlorine by losing two electrons and on the other hand chlorine reacts by gaining the electrons lost by magnesium. In this a reaction takes place and thus a compound known as Magnesium Chloride is formed. In the image below I have provided the dot and cross diagram for the reaction.

Explanation:

HOPE MY ANSWERS HELPS U IF U HAD PLZZZ BRAINLIST ME AND FOLLOW ME

Answer 2

Answer:

When magnesium is brought into contact with chlorine, each magnesium atom donates its two protons from outermost shell to 2 chlorine atoms. Please see figure for electron dot structure.

Hope it helps, Please mark as brainliest:)