Which compound contains both covalent and ionic combined?
a. kcl
b. mgcl2
c. nh4c...
Chemistry, 10.11.2019 03:31 crismelycalderon1904
Which compound contains both covalent and ionic combined?
a. kcl
b. mgcl2
c. nh4cl
d. ccl4
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