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Sodium chloride is formed when the metal sodium bonds to the nonmetal chlorine. the atoms are hold together by a

Sodium chloride is formed when the metal sodium bonds to the nonmetal chlorine. the atoms are hold together by a
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Sodium chloride is formed when the metal sodium bonds to the nonmetal chlorine. the atoms are hold together by a

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abbylittle is correct. When Metals and Nonmetals bond, they are held together by ionic bonds.

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Usually when metals and Nonmetals join they are held together by ionic bonds.
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