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20 May, 08:11

Which statement explains how an ionic bond and a covalent bond differ?

A. An ionic bond will give away up to 8 electrons to form and bond. A covalent bond is will gain up to 8 electrons to form a bond.

B. An ionic bond transfers electrons to form a bond. A covalent bond shares electrons to form a bond.

C. An ionic bond gains protons to become positive and attracts electrons to form a bond. A covalent bond will gain electrons to form a bond.

D. An ionic bond shares as many as 8 electrons to form a bond. A covalent bond is formed by transferring as many as 8 electrons.

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  1. 20 May, 08:40
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    The answer is B. You're welcome.; )
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