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An ionic compound, such as MgF2, is held together by?

An ionic compound, such as MgF2, is held together by?
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An ionic compound, such as MgF2, is held together by?

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ionic bonds

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Because magnesium fluoride is held together by ionic bonds because it has a giant ionic structure.

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