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Chemistry, 13.10.2020 01:01 josuemartinez1030
Identify each pair of elements as likely to participate in ionic bonding when bonded together. Use your periodic table.
1. Sodium & Chlorin (NaCI) :
2. Carbon & Oxygen (CO2):
3. Hydrogen & oxygen (H2o)
4. Iron & oxygen (Fe2o3):
5. Magnesium & Sulfur (MgS):
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