Chemistry, asked by esokiyaaa2950, 9 months ago

Are covalent bonds stronger than electrovalent bonds?
If yes, why so?

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Answered by sne27gha
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Answer:

yes

Explanation:

covalent bonds are formed as a result of sharing it includes at  it traction between two same charges which may be both -ve or + ve  hence it is more stronger

Answered by psRawaldhiya
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electrovalent bond, or ionic bond are stronger than covalent bond.

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