Calcium chloride forms an ionic solid. How are the particles held together and arranged in the solid?
O A. Calcium chloride molecules are held together by covalent bonds in
a regular pattern.
O B. Calcium and chloride atoms are held together by metallic bonds in
an irregular way.
O C. Calcium and chloride atoms are held together by electrostatic
forces in a regular pattern.
O D. Calcium chloride molecules are held together by intermolecular
attractions in an irregular way.