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Zoie Harrington
Chemistry
31 July, 08:09
How are molecules and ionic compounds
the same?
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Octavio Cabrera
31 July, 08:34
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They are the same due to the fact that they either share electrons or transfer electrons. Molecules from when atoms link together, and ionic compounds are formed due to the transfer of electrons.
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