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How could sodium chloride produce chlorine (neutral atoms rather than ions) in a swimming pool?
I have always understood that chlorine takes an electron from sodium, because it's nucleus can pull more strongly on it. So, if the two were broken apart, wouldn't the chlorine keep the electron and be stable and therefore unable to do its job?
How does this work?
I have always understood that chlorine takes an electron from sodium, because it's nucleus can pull more strongly on it. So, if the two were broken apart, wouldn't the chlorine keep the electron and be stable and therefore unable to do its job?
How does this work?