When sodium and chlorine combine, ________ loses its single outer orbital electron to ________ thus filling the outer shell of both atoms and creating an ionic bond.Multiple choice question.water; sodiumchlorine; waterchlorine; sodiumsodium; chlorine

In NaCl, sodium and chlorine are bonded together by a(n) ________ bond, where sodium donates its one outer shell electron and chlorine readily accepts the electron to complete its outer shell.Multiple choice question.covalenthydrogenionicdoublesingle

When sodium reacts with chlorine Each sodium atom gains one electron Each chlorine atom loses one electron A covalent bond is formed The compound formed is a solid

In sodium chloride, which atom loses an electron?Multiple choice question.neitherchloridesodiumsalt

Which of the following pairs of atoms is most likely to form an ionic bond?Question 3Answera.Sodium and chlorineb.Carbon and hydrogenc.Oxygen and nitrogend.Phosphorus and oxygen

Chloride (Cl-) is most likely to form a(n) __________ bond with __________.ANSWERionic; Na+ionic; OH-hydrogen; H+covalent; Na+