Chemistry

27 July, 11:00

Lithium has one valence electron. Bromine has seven valence electrons. How might they form a covalent bond?

A. Bromine donates seven electron to lithium

B. Bromine donates an electron to lithium

C. Lithium donates seven electrons to Bromine

D. Lithium donates an electron to Bromine

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