Two elements, J and K, react to form an ionic compound. The table shows information about an atom of each element.
| Element | Type of element | Electronic structure |
|---|---|---|
| J | metal | 2,8,12,8,12,8,1 |
| K | non-metal | 2,62,62,6 |
Give the electronic structure and the charge of the ion formed by J.
Give the electronic structure and the charge of the ion formed by K.
Give the formula of the ionic compound formed by J and K.
Explain your answer.
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