Why is aluminum iodide covalent?
A. Aluminum is more electronegative than iodide.
B. An elect...
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Why is aluminum iodide covalent?
A. Aluminum is more electronegative than iodide.
B. An electron pair is easily dragged away from the iodine atoms.
C. lodide has a large atomic radius.
D. The shared electrons are attracted slightly more toward the iodine
atoms but not enough to form an ionic bond.
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