Answer:
1HydrogenH2HeliumHe3LithiumLi4BerylliumBe5BoronB6CarbonC7NitrogenN8OxygenO9FluorineF10NeonNe11SodiumNa12MagnesiumMg13AluminiumAl14SiliconSi15PhosphorusP16SulfurS17ChlorineCl18ArgonAr19PotassiumK20CalciumCa
Ionic bonds form between two elements that have a very large difference in electronegativity ie. a metal and a non-metal. The electronegative element will want an electron to make it stable whilst the less electronegative element wants to donate an electron to make it stable. Therefore the metallic element donates a electron to the non-metal and both become ions, which attract each other. Eg. Na becomes Na+ and Cl becomes Cl-, the opposite charges attract, forming the bond.
Elements get heavier as the periodic table progresses down the line.
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In the left side, Mg and O are reactants... and MgO is the product....
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