Chemistry
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- How does ionic bonding happen?
- Submitted by: Elisha Czarina K. BiguejaSubmitted to: Ma'am Mildred Aborable
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- It is where a transfer of electrons occur, from a metal to a non-metal.
- Non-Metal
- It occurs by following the octet rule, which states that an atomdesires to have eight valence electronsin its valence shell.
- For further explanation, let's have an example.
- Na Cl
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- Both elements have opposite charges, so an attraction will happen. The Sodium's valence electron will transfer to Chlorine, out of respect for the octet rule. And now, a new compound will be made,which in this case, Sodium Chloride (NaCl).
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- Non-Metal
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- Oh, and take note. If you do not know the valence electrons of an element, always refer to the family they belong to. And also, a table of elements will always be helpful, since it has most of the things we have to use in bonding.
- Goodbye! And always remember that bonding are like two lovers, they will always complete each other!
- To be continued...
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