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How is sodium chloride formed? Explain using its electron dot structure.

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How is sodium chloride formed? Explain using its electron dot structure.

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Sodium chloride is formed by the complete transfer of one valence electron from a metallic sodium atom to a non-metallic chlorine atom. 

  • Sodium atom (Na): Atomic number is 11. Electronic configuration is 2, 8, 1. It loses 1 valence electron to attain a stable octet, forming a sodium cation (Na+).
  • Chlorine atom (Cl): The atomic number is 17. The electronic configuration is 2, 8, 7. It gains that 1 electron to complete its stable octet, forming a chloride anion (Cl).

Electron Dot Structure:

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अध्याय 2 Chemical Bonding
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