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31 August, 14:10

A lithium atom has lost an electron comes near a chlorine atom that has gained an electron. what happens?

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    Redox reaction

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    Redox reaction involves both reduction and oxidation of substances. The lithium atom is reduced as it loses the electron while chlorine is oxidised as it gains an electron. An equilibrium state is obtained and lithium chloride is formed.
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