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When sodium combines with bromine is an ionic compound formed? Thank you for your help :)
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When sodium combines with bromine is an ionic compound formed?
Thank you for your help :)

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Sodium and bromine form an ionic bond , which causes the formation of NaBr.
So the answer is Sodium and Bromine form an ionic compound.
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