Which compound contains only ionic bonds?
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Ionic Bond Examples
Ionic bonds are atomic bonds created by the attraction of two differently charged ions. The bond is typically between a metal and a non-metal. The structure of the bond is rigid, strong and often crystalline and solid. Ionic bonds also melt at high temperatures. Dissolved in water, ionic bonds are aqueous, that is, they can conduct. As solids they are insulators. Ionic bonds can also be called electrovalent bonds.
Atomic Bonds: Attraction of Ions
An ionic bond is formed when ions interact to create an ionic compound with the positive and negative charges in balance. Ionic bond examples include:
LiF - Lithium FluorideLiCl - Lithium ChlorideLiBr - Lithium BromideLiI - Lithium IodideNaF - Sodium FluorideNaCl - Sodium ChlorideNaBr - Sodium BromideNaI - Sodium IodideKF - Potassium FluorideKCl - Potassium ChlorideKBr - Potassium BromideKI - Potassium IodideCsF - Cesium FluorideCsCl - Cesium ChlorideCsBr - Cesium BromideCsI - Cesium IodideBeO - Beryllium OxideBeS - Beryllium SulfideBeSe - Beryllium SelenideMgO - Magnesium OxideMgS - Magnesium SulfideMgSe - Magnesium SelenideCaO - Calcium OxideCaS - Calcium SulfideCaSe - Calcium SelenideBaO - Barium OxideBaS - Barium SulfideBaSe - Barium Selenide
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