Chemistry, asked by AnayaPaul, 1 year ago

why aluminium and Iodine can never form ionic compound​

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Answered by Reetu1234
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Aluminum is metal and iodine is non metal ..

So the Bond formed by them can never be ionic

Answered by nishika1124
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Explanation:

The atom turns into an ion, making it more stable. We write the aluminum ion as Al+3. Non-metals gain electrons, and iodine is a non-metal. Iodine gains one electron because it needs one electron to make its outer shell complete.

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