Element strongly electropositive & strongly electronegative, Chemistry

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Element  is strongly electropositive and Y  is strongly electronegative. Both element are univalent, the compounds formed from their combination will be:

(1) X+ Y-               

(2) X- Y+ 

(3)  X-y                     

(4)  X → y

Ans: X+ Y-

 


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