Covalent and Ionic bonds

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Shown below is a model of some type of bond between electrons.Which description best characterizes the type of bond displayed?
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Metal atoms tend to give away valence electrons when they bond with nonmetal atoms. What type of bond will form between the
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2. asked by Free Melly
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What type of bonding holds the compound, sodium cyanide, together?The CN bond is covalent. The Na to CN bond is, in most minds,
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2. asked by MARK
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Carbon is in Group 4 on the periodic table. Does carbon typically form covalent or ionic bonds, and why?1. It typically forms
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2. asked by mama bear
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Match the type of bond to its descriptionA. Covalent B. ionic 1. a bond between a mental and a nonmetal 2. electrons are
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2. asked by Username682672896262628
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Hemoglobin is a protein made of thousands of atoms. Using chemical bonds such as covalent and ionic bonds, these atoms are
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2. asked by Mrs. Fruitloop
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which are covalent and which are ionic?• carbon tetrachloride, CCl4(l) • hydrogen fluoride, HF(g) • potassium iodide,
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2. asked by carter
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Two nonmetals from group 16 are likely to form a...A) triple and ionic bond. B) double and ionic bond. C) Triple and covalent
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2. asked by pOtAtO oF dEaTh
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what kind of electron determines if a compound is covalent or ionic?
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2. asked by Cesar
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Magnesium nitrate contains chemical bonds that are ?1. Covalent Only 2. Ionic Only 3. Both Covalent And Ionic 4. Neither
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2. asked by danny123
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why are BeF2, AlCl3 and BeCl2 covalent compounds and not ionic compounds?
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2. asked by sandra
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benzoic acid: covalentmagnesium chloride: ionic petrolatum: covalent potassium iodide: ionic sodium sulfate: ionic sucrose:
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2. asked by JayJay
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Which statement describes the bonds in nitrate (NO3 ^-)?(1 point) A. Nitrogen and oxygen have an electronegativity difference of
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My ONLY three questions I need help on! I did the other 50 something already!(:Why are covalent bonds weak in the presence of
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2. asked by marie(:
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Most nonmetals form covalent or ionic bonds, depending on the element with which they react. Carbon predominantly forms covalent
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The two type of bond that exist in NH4Cl isA.covalent and ionic B.ionic and dative C. Ionic dative and covalent D. Covalent
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2. asked by Prince
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