will magnesium form covalent or ionic compounds?
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Magnesium will form ionic compounds as it is a metal and example=MgCl2
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Magnesium will form ionic compounds as it is a metal and example=MgCl2
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Magnesium can only form metallic bonds, which are metal with metal and ionic bonds which are formed between metals and non-metals. Covalent bonds only occur with non-metals. ... In contrast, atoms that have the same electronegativity share electrons in covalent bonds since donating or receiving electrons is unfavorable.
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