Which pair of atoms can form an ionic bond?

* Na, K (Sodium, Potassium)

* K, F (Potassium, Fluorine)

* F, Cl (Fluorine, Chlorine)

* Na, Ne (Sodium, Neon)

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Dixie Mccall

19 May, 23:58

Which pair of atoms can form an ionic bond?

* Na, K (Sodium, Potassium)

* K, F (Potassium, Fluorine)

* F, Cl (Fluorine, Chlorine)

* Na, Ne (Sodium, Neon)

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Anika Arias · Answer 1

It would have to be potassium flouride because sodium and potasium cant react because they are in the same period same goes flourine and chlorine and neon in a inert gas so it most of the time wont bond with anything

Which pair of atoms can form an ionic bond?* Na, K (Sodium, Potassium)* K, F (Potassium, Fluorine)* F, Cl (Fluorine, Chlorine)* Na, Ne (Sodium, Neon)

Which pair of atoms can form an ionic bond?

* Na, K (Sodium, Potassium)

* K, F (Potassium, Fluorine)

* F, Cl (Fluorine, Chlorine)

* Na, Ne (Sodium, Neon)