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An ionic bond is held together by an electrostatic between what two types of elements? metal and nonmetal atom metal atoms only cations nonmetal atoms only

An ionic bond is held together by an electrostatic between what two types of elements? metal and nonmetal atom metal atoms only cations nonmetal atoms only
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An ionic bond is held together by an electrostatic between what two types of elements?

metal and nonmetal atom
metal atoms only
cations
nonmetal atoms only

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Ionic bonds are formed between metals and non metals!! A is correct
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