Which of the following describes an ionic bond?
A. electrons are shared between non-metals.
B...
Chemistry, 19.11.2020 22:50 anthonylund311
Which of the following describes an ionic bond?
A. electrons are shared between non-metals.
B. electrons are gained by metals to become anions.
C. a cation attracts an anion.
D. a "sea of electrons" causes a lattice structure to form.
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