how is magnesium chloride formed by the transfer of electrons? why does the solution of magnesium chloride conduct electricity?
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magnesium chloride formed because of the sharing of electrons .
that is called electrovalent Bond
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MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE IS AIONIC COMPOUND WHICH IS FORMED BY TRANSFERING OF ELECTRONS.
MAGNESIUM HAVING VALENCY 2 AND CHLORIDE HAVING 1 VALANCE ELECTRONS ARE INTERCHANGED WITH EACH OTHER SO IT IS RESULTANT COMPOUND IS THE MgCL2.
ALSO IN ORDER OF BEING AN IONIC COMPOUND AND THE DUE THE PRESENCE OF FREE ELECTRONS IT CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY.
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