Difference between Ionic bond & Covalent bond ?
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Ionic Bond:
1.bonds formed by the transfer of electrons
2.Hard Solids
3.Conduct electricity(molten state)
4.Soluble in water
5.Ex:NaCl
Covalent bonds
1.Bonds formed by the mutual sharing of electrons
2.Liquids or Gases
3.Do not conduct electricity
4.Soluble in organic solvents
5.Ex:CH4
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1.bonds formed by the transfer of electrons
2.Hard Solids
3.Conduct electricity(molten state)
4.Soluble in water
5.Ex:NaCl
Covalent bonds
1.Bonds formed by the mutual sharing of electrons
2.Liquids or Gases
3.Do not conduct electricity
4.Soluble in organic solvents
5.Ex:CH4
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Ionic bond is that bond which is formed by the transfer of electrons from one atom to another.
Covalent bond is that bond which is formed by the sharing of electrons bwetween two atoms.
ionic bonds are usually hard where ascovalent bonds are ususally liquid or gases.
Covalent bond have low melting and boiling point,whereas ionic bond have high melting and boiling point.
Covalent bond is that bond which is formed by the sharing of electrons bwetween two atoms.
ionic bonds are usually hard where ascovalent bonds are ususally liquid or gases.
Covalent bond have low melting and boiling point,whereas ionic bond have high melting and boiling point.
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