Question

why a covalent compound is not 100% covalent? plzzz example it in simple words​

Answer 1

$Answer$

Bonding must be either ionic or

covalent."

No compound is 100% ionic. If the bond involves the same atoms (a homonuclear bond, A-A) then the bond must be 100% covalent because neither atom has the ability to attract the electron pair more strongly than the other.

Answer 2

Bonding must be either ionic or

covalent."

No compound is 100% ionic. If the bond involves the same atoms (a homonuclear bond, A-A) then the bond must be 100% covalent because neither atom has the ability to attract the electron pair more strongly than the other.

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