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21 October, 00:44

What force holds together the ions in a salt?

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  1. 21 October, 00:58
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    This pull holds the sodium atom near the chlorine atom, making a molecule of salt - one of the most stable molecules on Earth. Most of the solid things in the universe - like rocks - use ionic bonds to hold themselves together. That's because those same electric forces affect other nearby molecules of salt as well
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