Which shows the electron dot formula for hydrogen chloride? An electron dot formula shows a hydrogen symbol with one dot to its right followed by a plus sign and a Chlorine atom with one dot to its left and two dots to its right, top, and bottom.

An electron dot formula shows a chlorine symbol surrounded by six dots, two above, two below, and two to the left. A hydrogen symbol to the left of the chlorine symbol with two dots in between. There are two dots to the left of the hydrogen symbol.

An electron dot formula shows a chlorine symbol surrounded by eight dots, two on each side. A hydrogen symbol is to the left of the chlorine symbol. There are two dots in between the hydrogen symbol and the chlorine symbol.

An electron dot formula shows a hydrogen symbol and a Chlorine symbol with two dots in between.

An electron dot formula shows two dots followed by a hydrogen symbol, another set of dots, a Chlorine symbol, and another set of two dots.