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The elements iron (fe) and sulfur (s) bond when the elements donate and receive electrons between each other. this type of bond is considered a(n)

The elements iron (fe) and sulfur (s) bond when the elements donate and receive electrons between each other. this type of bond is considered a(n)
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The elements iron (fe) and sulfur (s) bond when the elements donate and receive electrons between each other. this type of bond is considered a(n)

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This type of bond is called Covalent bond
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A donation of electrons results in a mutual relationship established between the subsequent ionization (change from neutral net charge to a positive or negative net charge) of each atom. This relationship is an ionic bond.
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