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Which elements are more likely to form a compound, sodium and chlorine or lithium and neon
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Which elements are more likely to form a compound, sodium and chlorine or lithium and neon

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Sodium and Chlorine

Step-by-step explanation:

Elements are most likely to form an ionic bond when one element is a metal and the other one is a nonmetal.

  • Sodium is a metal and Chlorine is a nonmetal.
  • Lithium is a metal and Neon is a noble gas.

So as you can see, sodium and chlorine is the answer.

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