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What type of reaction is sodium reacting with chlorine
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What type of reaction is sodium reacting with chlorine

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combination reaction

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Combination reaction

Step-by-step explanation:

When sodium reacts with chlorine

It is known to be combination reaction because they will combine to give a specific compound

That is,Na+Cl=NaCl

And the bond formed between them is ionic bond

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