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When Atoms of Two Elements with a Great Difference in Electronegativity

Question 98

Question 98

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When atoms of two elements with a great difference in electronegativity bond together, the bonding is probably


A) ionic.
B) polar covalent.
C) covalent.
D) metallic.

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