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Johnston
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20 May, 14:12
Explain why ionic compound do not form molecules.
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Lane Dunn
20 May, 14:15
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Because a molecule, by definition, has a valence of zero
(neutral charge, stable). Also by definition, an ion has a positive
or negative charge or valence and is not stable.
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