Multiple Choice
The ionic bond of sodium chloride is formed as a result of:
A) sodium and chlorine sharing electrons.
B) both sodium and chlorine losing electrons.
C) sodium gaining an electron from chlorine.
D) sodium giving up an electron to chlorine.
E) sodium giving up a proton to chlorine.
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