Fluorine atoms (F) tend to gain one electron, and sodium atoms (Na) tend to lose an electron. What is formed when fluorine and sodium atoms are combined?
A. Compound NaF with covalent bonds
B. Compound NaF with ionic bonds
C. Mixture NaF with covalent bonds
D. Mixture NaF with ionic bonds

Question

Fluorine atoms (F) tend to gain one electron, and sodium atoms (Na) tend to lose an electron. What is formed when fluorine and sodium atoms are combined?
	A.	Compound NaF with covalent bonds
	B.	Compound NaF with ionic bonds
	C.	Mixture NaF with covalent bonds
	D.	Mixture NaF with ionic bonds

anonymous · Answer

B. compound NaF with ionic bond which is that both molecules are tranfering atom to one another