Question

Sulfur is an element that can be seen on the periodic table. What will most likely occur if sulfur forms an ionic bond with another element?
Sulfur will accept electrons.
Sulfur will donate electrons.
Sulfur will become a positive ion.
Sulfur will become less stable.

Answer 1

What is likely  to occur  if sulfur  forms an ionic  bond with another  element  is  sulfur  will accept  electrons

     

    explanation

• Ionic bond is formed when  a metal react with a non metal.

• Metal  loses ( donate) electrons  to form cation ( a positively charged  ion) , while  non metal accept (gain)  electrons  to form anion ( a negatively charged ion ).

• Sulfur  is a non metal  therefore it  accept  electrons if it form an ionic bond  with a metal. sulfur accept  2 electrons to  form S2- ion

Answer 2

Sulfur will accept electrons.
Sulfur want's to be perfect but it lacks Electrons so when it makes an Ionic bond it will take the Electrons instead of giving them away