Why is density high in an ionic bond and low in a covalent bond?
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Apparently a high electronegativity atom withdraws nearly the whole electron density so it has high density.Eg-Cl
Covalent bonds are directional in nature and hence they have to form certain patterns and atoms can't bond to every atom in direction,so not so close packed.Eg-VSEPR
Covalent bonds are directional in nature and hence they have to form certain patterns and atoms can't bond to every atom in direction,so not so close packed.Eg-VSEPR
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