Question

The elements Hydrogen (H) and Chlorine (CI) combine together to form HCI
(Hydrochloric Acid). Here is the information for each of these elements:

Hydrogen (H): Atomic number: 1; Atomic mass: 1.008
Chlorine (CI): Atomic number: 17; Atomic mass: 35.453

Check all that apply to the bonding of Hydrogen and
Chlorine:

Covalent
Double Bond
Single Bond
lonic
Triple Bond

Answer 1

Answer:

Covalent & Single bond

Explanation:

Hydrogen has an atomic mass of 1 and needs one more atom to be an octet. Chlorine has an atomic of number 17. On the first ring it has 2 atoms. On the second ring it has 8. and on the third ring it has 7 and needs one more to be an octet. Hydrogen is going to share its one atom with chlorine.