Complete and balance the following reactions:
$C l^{-} - e^{-} \to_____$

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Solution

There is a negative charge on Chlorine $(C l)$ which means that it had taken one electron, so to make it balance we will subtract one electron which will make Chlorine in the product.
The reaction will be $C l^{-} - e^{-} \to C l$
The reaction is balanced as there is one Chlorine on both sides of the equation.

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