Chemistry, asked by Chpalagani9183, 10 months ago

When x with atomic no. 11 combines with element Y with atomic no. 17

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Answered by Elite80

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Nothing happens...

Sodium chloride is formed .

Answered by kritigadodia17

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Atomic no.11- Na

Atomic no.17- Cl

Na+Cl- NaCl

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