When sodium, Na and Fluorine, F bond ionically, what happens to the
electrons in each atom?
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When sodium, Na and Fluorine, F bond ionically, what happens to the
electrons in each atom?
7 electrons move from fluorine to sodium
1 electron moves from sodium to fluorine
electrons are shared between sodium and fluorine
the atoms magically are attracted to one another
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