plss plss help me differentiate between ionic and convalent bonds..no google copies plss
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Ionic bonding is the bonding between a metal and a non metal
Covalent bonding is the bonding between two non metals
what H20 then
the sodium lost an electron and the chlorine gained and electron this makes them a ion the charges are positive for sodium because there are mor protons than electrons opposite for chlorine
Covalent hydrogen and oxygen are non metals
do convalent bondings split into ions..
the fluorines are sharing an electron pair
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no they don’t also there is a third type of bonding metallic bonding the metal atoms lose an electron ( it travels around the metal to prevent it from falling apart
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is there any difference between polar convalent bonds and convalent bonds..
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