Physics, asked by simi0412, 10 months ago

why the bond in sodium chloride can not be expresed as NACL??​

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Answered by lakhanifalak46
5

Explanation:

Why can't the bond in sodium chloride be expressed as Na-Cl? cause NaCl has an ionic bond which may be represent in 3D in a giant ionic lattice structure or using simple lewis structure which show electrons that have been transferred.

Answered by christstrom17
0

Answer:NaCl

Explanation:

As sodium is Na and chlorine is Cl when the bonding is done it is written as NaCl

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