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For example, consider sodium chloride. The Lewis Structure for the Salt NaCl, shows two ions which have their (Now) outer shells of electrons filled with a complete octet. In the case of the sodium cation, the filled shell is the outermost of the 'core' electron shells. ... Lewis dot diagrams give us a static picture of what the molecule or ion ... The Lewis dot structure of NaCl consists of a chloride ion surrounded by eight electron dots (four pairs) and a sodium ion bonded to that chlorine ion. Typically, ionic Lewis dot structures include the ionic charge, so the Na ion is labeled +1 and Cl is labeled -1. Diagram of bonding in sodium chloride. A sodium atom gives an electron to a chlorine atom. The result is a sodium ion (2,8)+ and a chloride. In Ionic Bonds valence electrons are completely transferred (not shared). Thus, we write the Lewis structure for NaCl as: NaClLewisDot. Nacl dot diagram