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The bond order is equal to the number of the bonding pairs of electrons in an ionic bond. OA. True OB. False

The bond order is equal to the number of the bonding pairs of electrons in an ionic bond. OA. True OB. False
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The bond order is equal to the number of the bonding pairs of electrons in an

ionic bond.
OA. True
OB. False

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User Vladimir Sidorenko
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False

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