Compare ionic bonds and covalent bonds and list 2 differences between them?
A covalent bond is known as a bond between two atoms where electrons are shared. With an ionic bond (examples to come) there is a gaining or losing of an electron(s). One hint that helps people is to remember that any molecule is a covalent bond.
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About Ionic Bond
An ionic bond is a bond between two oppositely charged ions.
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