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12 September, 11:58

How can you describe the arrangement of sodium ions and chloride ions?

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  1. 12 September, 13:09
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    A sodium ion has a charge of + 1

    A chlorine ion has a charge of - 1

    These ions are bonded by electrostatic forces, by the principles rule that all opposites attract. So it looks like a one Na atom bonded to one Cl atom. Like a double scoop ice cream that's not stacked
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