The strongest and most stable chemical bonds are a) covalent bonds

b. Ionic bonds c) hydrogen bonds d) those where free electrons can form other bonds

e. C and d or correct

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Ayla Mcmillan

Chemistry

15 February, 06:32

The strongest and most stable chemical bonds are a) covalent bonds

b. Ionic bonds c) hydrogen bonds d) those where free electrons can form other bonds

e. C and d or correct

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Two of the strongest forms of chemical bond are the ionic and the covalent bonds. Chemical bonds form between two atoms, each with its own electron environment

The strongest and most stable chemical bonds are a) covalent bondsb. Ionic bonds c) hydrogen bonds d) those where free electrons can form other bondse. C and d or correct

The strongest and most stable chemical bonds are a) covalent bonds

b. Ionic bonds c) hydrogen bonds d) those where free electrons can form other bonds

e. C and d or correct