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Explanation:
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In the ionic bond that creates sodium fluoride, for example, the element sodium loses one of its 11 electrons to balance the 9 electrons in Fluoride because the ionization energy of sodium (the charge required to lose an electron) is low.
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Na2+(answer B) represent ions.
<h3>Explanation</h3>
This is because it has a charge of 2+. ion is formed when an atom gain or lose electrons. when an atom lose electrons it form ion which is positively charged . On the other hand when atom gain electrons it forms ion of negatively charged. Na2+ has a charge of 2+ since it loses two electrons.
The function is known as the atomic orbital.
The electron is most likely to be found at a distance from the nucleus equal to the Bohr radius.
For Hydrogen,...
an electron in the ground state has the energy of -13.6eV.
This is relative to the ionization threshold.
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