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Chlorine forms a negative ion.

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Does chlorine form positive or negative ions?

Chlorine forms a negative ion.


Would chlorine fom a positive or a negative ion?

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Will form an ionic bond?

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What will form an ionic bond?

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What kind of ion does chlorine readily form?

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Is the symbol Cl an ionic compound a polar molecule negative ion or a positive ion?

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