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The following diagram shows a sodium chloride compound (table salt), how does the sodium become positively charged?

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sodium took in the extra valence electron from chlorine

sodium gives an electron to chlorine

sodium is sharing a proton with chlorine

sodium gave a positively charged proton to chlorine

The following diagram shows a sodium chloride compound table salt how does the sodium become positively charged Question 7 options sodium took in the extra vale class=

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