How does a sodium atom form a bond with a chlorine atom? 1)Sodium captures one electron from chlorine. 2)Chlorine captures one electron from sodium. 3)Sodium and chlorine share an electron.

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How does a sodium atom form a bond with a chlorine atom?

1)Sodium captures one electron from chlorine.

2)Chlorine captures one electron from sodium.

3)Sodium and chlorine share an electron.

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2) Chlorine captures one electron from sodium.

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