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Explain the bonding of NaCl

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Ionic bonds are a result of electrostatic attraction between two oppositely charged ions. Ionic bonds exist because some elements like Na and Cl have a tendency to capture or to lose one or more electrons. As a result of this there is a net positive or negative charge and the atoms are now called ions. Ions with opposite charges attract each other.

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NaCl is also known as sodium chloride. Sodium has valency +1 and Chlorine has valency -1. So, sodium donates one electron to chlorine and thus sodium becomes electrically positive and chlorine become electrically negative. They is a strong force called electromagnetic force which attracts each other. Thus, the bond formed is a ionic bond.

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The chemical bond in sodium chloride is ionic.

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Sodium chloride has an ionic bond.

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Sodium chloride has an ionic bond.

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Sodium chloride has a strong ionic bond.

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