Table salt (NaCl) is able to dissolve in water due to the type of bonds between the sodium and chloride atoms. What type of bond is present between these atoms? lonic Peptide Hydrogen Covalent

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Table salt (NaCl) is able to dissolve in water due to the type of bonds

between the sodium and chloride atoms. What type of bond is present
between these atoms?
lonic
Peptide
Hydrogen
Covalent

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Answer: The bond present between sodium and chloride atoms in table salt is Ionic.

Xetius answered Nov 19, 2024

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