Question

if we have chlorine with us which needs 1 electron to completes its orbital. but there is no element available to lose 1 electron. instead there is an element present which needs to gain 2 electrons. so in such a case can chlorine lose its 2 electrons and attain half filled stability even though it is electronegative.?

Answer 1

Answer:

if we have chlorine with us which needs 1 electron to completes its orbital. but there is no element available to lose 1 electron. instead there is an element present which needs to gain 2 electrons. so in such a case can chlorine lose its 2 electrons and attain half filled stability even though it is electronegative

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Answer 2

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Since both of them are electronegative in nature, they can't make an ionic bond, And in normal cases they won't even bond, but by some exceptional theories , they might form a covalent bond between them.

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