What happens when sodium and sulfur combine? A) each sodium atom gains one electron B) each sulfur atom loses one electron C) each sodium atom loses one electron D) each sulfur atom gains one electron

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What happens when sodium and sulfur combine?

A) each sodium atom gains one electron
B) each sulfur atom loses one electron
C) each sodium atom loses one electron
D) each sulfur atom gains one electron

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Answer:

BBBBBBBB ITS B

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Rolf Staflin answered Jan 28, 2021

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