If one atom steals an electron from another atom and forms a bond with that atom, the bond is

1. a covalent bond

2. a peptide bond

3. a hydrogen bond

4. an ionic bond

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Anna Maddox

Chemistry

13 June, 05:05

If one atom steals an electron from another atom and forms a bond with that atom, the bond is

1. a covalent bond

2. a peptide bond

3. a hydrogen bond

4. an ionic bond

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Grayson · Answer 1

4. An ionic bond

Explanation:

An ionic bond is formed when there is a transfer of electron from the metallic atom to the non-metallic atom. So if one atom steals an electron from another atom to form bond, it means the electron was transferred from the original atom to the new atom. Thus an ionic bond is formed.

If one atom steals an electron from another atom and forms a bond with that atom, the bond is1. a covalent bond2. a peptide bond3. a hydrogen bond4. an ionic bond

If one atom steals an electron from another atom and forms a bond with that atom, the bond is

1. a covalent bond

2. a peptide bond

3. a hydrogen bond

4. an ionic bond