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4 years ago

Classify these compounds as ionic or molecular. ncl3 nabr

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NCl3= molecular compound

NaBr = ionic compound

molecular compound is formed when two non metals form a bond by sharing electrons

in NCl3 electrons are shared to each other

ionic compound is formed when a metal and a non-metal form a bond by losing and gaining of electrons

In NaBr Na is the metal while Br is the non -metal. Na loses electrons while Br gain electrons

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