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The chemical formula of table salt, NaCl, tells us what about the atomic bonding of this molecule?
a: The Sodium (Na) has to be present before the Chlorine (Cl)
b: The structure of the Sodium (Na) and the Chlorine (Cl) is a triangle
c: Exactly 1 atom of Sodium (Na) is bonded with 1 atom of Chlorine (Cl)
d: Nothing can be determined without a visual guide first
a: The Sodium (Na) has to be present before the Chlorine (Cl)
b: The structure of the Sodium (Na) and the Chlorine (Cl) is a triangle
c: Exactly 1 atom of Sodium (Na) is bonded with 1 atom of Chlorine (Cl)
d: Nothing can be determined without a visual guide first
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Answered by
DrBob222
c makes sense.